Having trouble with BCC Deinterlace in Sony Vegas Pro 10

[Peter Mcauley]

Hi Connor,

Try this:

• Apply the Deinterlace filter to a clip and go to the Video Event control panel so that you can access the filter parameters
• Click on the Compare Mode pop-up and select Side By Side from the list
• In the Preset pop-up, select the presets on-by-one and observe the results

Are you seeing any change to the image in the right of the split-view?

Cheers,

Peter.

[Connor Mcbrine-ellis]

https://mydailytech.com/Image1.jpg

That’s a screencap of the side by side thing. My project is at 1440×1080, so it’s 1.33 PAR anamorphic(thus turning into 1920×1080).

the deinterlacer is not doing anything on any of the presets.

Perhaps I have a bad version of BCC? Should I try an older version?

Thanks for the help

also, I forgot to add that I am using Vegas pro 10.0d, 64 bit.

And yes, my BCC version is 64 bit too.

[Peter Mcauley]

Hi Connor,

I may be missing something obvious and if so I apologize but what is the footage problem that you are trying to solve with the filter? I ask only because the image on the left of the screenshot that you provided looks fine, and is not suffering from any video-combing or interlace artifacts. If you are trying to simulate telecine pulldown, have you tried stepping through the timeline frame by frame while in side-by-side compare mode to see if the filter is affecting the clip?

I was using Vegas Pro 10d 64 with the BCC 64 bit filters and was seeing the expected result when stepping through the timeline with the effect. I selected the pullDownSimulator preset in my tests.

Cheers,

Peter.

[Connor Mcbrine-ellis]

If you zoom in on the picture you will see that there are interlacing artifacts in both pictures, the reason you aren’t seeing them is probably because your internet browser is scaling the picture down thus blurring it.

Anyways I will try to uninstall and then reinstall the BCC filters, all of them work, but the deinterlacing filter isn’t doing anything even if i have it on Just Deinterlace.

Very frustrating.

Thanks for the help 🙂

[Peter Mcauley]

Hi Connor,

I can have a support technician work with you over the phone to resolve this – just send me your phone contact and I’ll have someone call you right away. You can send that to me privately via email at peterm@borisfx.com.

Cheers,

Peter.

[Connor Mcbrine-ellis]

thanks very much,
I have emailed you.