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interlace issues in PP CS6
Hello,
I have edited footage shot in AVCHD 1080. I exported to quicktime and the interlacing is really nasty.
When I edited I Modified/Interpreted footage to conform to Progressive scan. I don’t think that did any good. Any advice?
I am using a MacBook Pro/Lion 10.7.4/Processor 2.5 Ghz Intel Core i7/8GB
Many thanks.
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4 Replies
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I have just run into a similar issue. On a Mac Pro running Lion 10.7.4 and Premiere Pro CS6 6.0.2, footage is displaying in the program and source monitors with really bad interlacing. It also transfers to exported footage, too. I have AVCHD footage, and the same footage converted to ProRes (HQ) and it’s doing the same thing to both files. What’s odd is it just started doing this. I have a project I edited a couple weeks ago and it was fine when I edited it, but when I opened it yesterday it was displaying this field issue.
I tried opening the same footage on my laptop (MacBook Pro 2010 running Snow Leopard) in Premiere Pro CS6 6.0.1 and the problem is not there. I am wondering if this has something to do with the 6.0.2 update on a Mac.
I also tried opening the footage on a PC running Premiere Pro 6.0.2 (Windows 7, 64-bit) and the problem is not there.
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Hi, thanks for responding. I did not know there was an update to 6.02. I was working in 6.01. I just updated to 6.02 and the problem persists, although it seems to have slightly diminished.
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First of all you should not be judging your video on the computer screen.
If you shot Interlaced.
Edit Interlaced.
Export an Interlaced master when all said and done.Change to progressive when exporting to a webclip or screen use file.
Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
Many thanks!!!
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