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ghosting/blurring/distortion in quicktime output
Any suggestions for how to best output quicktime movies from final cut pro.. I seem to be having an issue (that is not showing up in final cut pro on my computer) that shows up on DVD when I output to Quicktime.. I don’t know how to describe it too well but I would say there is a problem w resolution/strobing/stability of shots where the camera is panning, especially if the subject (tiger) is moving also…it is really bad if the camera is moving across the wires of a gate but focused onthe tiger behind..
have tried different things but wondering if you encountered this and/or at least can just tell me how you usually output?
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This sounds like a field order problem that is occuring during your mpeg-2 encode.
DV (PAL or NTSC) is lower field dominant.
Here is a good article that might help…
https://dvcreators.net/why-is-motion-in-my-dvds-so-jittery-and-stroby/
Be well,
Tom
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