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PAL Render – interlaced?
I Have a huge problem!!
I was shooting in Sony DSR-250P and used widescreen imaging by selecting the 16:9 mode in the menu.
I have editing the movie with AVID software and make it quiktime reference to rendering in VEGAS 7.0. software.
When I was rendering the movie, and burned this in DVD format, the picture on tv is terrible. Including the fast moves. I know that the problems are interlaced systems. But what can I do that problem, because I want to pictures seems good on TV monitor. This is some facts on my render properties on VEGAS software. Is that somenthing wrong or could I have been change something properties and how??
My render facts:
Project Properties:
PAL DV WideScreen (720×576; 25 fps)
Field order: Lower field First
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1,4568 (PAL DV WideScreen)
Deinterlace method: Blend FieldsClip Properties:
Field order: Lower field First
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1,4568 (PAL DV WideScreen)Render Properties:
MPEG-2
Output Type: DVD (720×576)
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Display
Profile: High Profile; Level: High Level
Field order: Interlaced, Bottom Field First
Video Quality: High (32)
Constant Bit Rate (bps): 6 000 000
Sampling format: 4:2:0 -
2 Replies
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AFAIK, your camera may have a widecreen or letterbox mode, but it is a 4:3 camera, and it is just masking to make the letterbox, so you really just have 4:3 video there, so have your project and render settings be 4:3. Yes, it should be interlaced.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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Also, you can try bumping up your bit rate some more.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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