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Importing Quicktime move with right settings details below. Premiere Pro CS5
I have to clips that make a feature length movie that have been encoded for me at a post house and I just need to put them together and burn them to DVD. This issue is that I can see the interlacing in the footage during certain scenes and through transitions. The title crawl at the end jumps a bit as well. The specs for the clips are below. The eventual destination is DVD through Encore. I have done mostly episodic work batched from tapes so I have never had to deal with this.
Here is the clips properties.
Quicktime Movie
Image Size 720 X 486
Pixel Depth 24
Frame Rate 29.97
Average Data Rate 27.2 MB/second
Average Frame Rate 29.98 FPS
Uncompressed 10 bit.Thank you for your time and your help!
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3 Replies
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This is a PC based system. It was purpose built for editing.
Thank You for your input!
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Have you looked at it on an interlaced (broadcast) monitor? (You need a video I/O card to do this, unless you want to export to a DVD, and play that on a regular TV).
Computer monitors are not interlaced, and can show interlace artifacts that might not show on an interlaced monitor.
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I have burned the footage various ways and watched it on a television. Unfortunately the problems are showing that way too.
Thank You for your input!
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