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Please bear with one more interlacing question.
We should start an interlacing/deinterlacing forum.
Anyway, what do you guys do with mixed footage?
I am working with interlaced (60i) footage in Premiere and I always render to non-interlaced (flash) using Premiere’s Adobe Media Encoder to render and deinterlace.
If I add an After Effects graphic composition, which was made non-interlaced, to my Premiere project and then deinterlace the whole thing when I render out of Premiere, won’t that screw up the AE comp?
I know why this happens, I am just looking for suggestions as I am working out my new workflow.
-Mike Behrens-
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To me, It’s pretty simple. If you are going to the web, you should de-interlace, since the loss of quality doesn’t make much of a difference.
For anything that has at least 30% of interlaced footage, I work in interlaced timeline. If I’m in charge of the production, it’s going to be progressive.
Vince
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