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Settings for Projects and Rendering to Avoid “Lines”
Hey All…
I have completed a video and wanted to burn it to DVD but the video has “lines” through it. I have my project settings currently at:
Field: Lower
Rendering Quality: Best
Blur Type: Gaussian
DeInterlace Method: NoneRendering settings:
Save as type: MainConcept MPEG-2
Template: Default TemplateAre these the best settings for viewing the film later on a DVD/television? I know that TV is definately lower field first but I was wondering if there were something I was forgetting or a setting I had incorrect? Any help to avoid the “lines” through the video would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions/help you could offer,
Paco
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7 Replies
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Hi Paco,
Can you give a little bit better description other than lines? I’m just trying to understand, are they thick, thin (a pixel size or interlace) just at the bottom, all over, intermittent.. or what?Thanks
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Hi, Brian.
The lines usually occur where movement happens on the screen and these lines go through the entire moving object/person and are very noticable around the moving object’s edges…I have read up on a few forums and am pretty sure that this is from the interlacing of the video but not exactly sure how to correct it. I have tried a few different combinations of settings but still no avail…
Paco
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These are probably interlace lines. If your final media is due to be watched on TV (interlaced) you might try going ahead and burning a DVD and see what it looks like played back on the TV.
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I did. It looks as bad as on my computer. Isn’t there a way to get a video to look good on a TV AND computer? They do it with DVDs all the time…
Paco
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Try changing the MPEG2 template – the Default Template is not recommended, despite its name – try a DVDA template.
You could also try Reduce Interlace flicker.
Peter Wright
Perth, Western Oz
http://www.allroundvision.com.au -
Thanks, I’ll give it a try to see if it works.
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Check the waveform monitor and see if your signal is below 0 IRE.
Gary Kleiner
Learn Vegas and DVD Architect
http://www.VegasTrainingAndTools.com
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