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Rendering error; looks like an interlace problem.
So, I’ve been using the following settings and then I use Event Pan/Crop and Match Output Aspect to emulate the cinemascope ratio.
It works great in editing, in terms of preview video. But then I render it (as .mov or .avi) and get this ugly ole’ error:
Since field order has been set to progressive, I don’t understand what’s going wrong. And again, it all looks fine during editing. It’s only when rendered does this interlace issue arise.
I haven’t rendered to MPEG and burned to DVD yet to see what happens then. I did render to tape and got the same problem, though. I hope there’s gonna be an easy solution to this…anyone know what I’ve obviously done wrong?
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When you want to achieve proper de-interlacing results, a de-interlacing filter is a must….There are a some really
excellent ones out there, but they are as plugins for other hosts.
The best free one i could recommend you try is “smart deinterlace”
at https://www.mikecrash.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=13Steve Rhoden
Creative Director
TNX EFFECTS STUDIOS.
sample bits at
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Philp,
In your project properties, you set as deinterlace method NONE. Wouldn’t it help to put it on INTERPOLATE FIELDS (in case of a high-motion video)?
Theo
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Try setting you project properties to ‘best’ and on the timeline set your clip properties to ‘reduce interlace flicker’, under right click menu ‘switches’ . Render out sixty seconds or so and see if this fixes the problem. Most likely it will.
Chris Young
CYV Productions
Sydney
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