Sony Vegas pro 10 rendering problems

[Thomas Roell]

[John Rofrano] ” [Thomas Roell] “The 59.94fps is kind of important. It’s the only way I can come up with to deliver good quality 29.97fps progressive for the web, and 29.97fps interlaced for a DVD.”

It’s certainly becoming more and more popular. I don’t understand how throwing away every other frame could be better than shooting the correct number of frames in the first place but that’s just me. ;-)”

Well the rational is quite simple. The footage is fast moving sports footage. Shooting in 720p @59.94 progressive allows me to get high quality for online viewing by simply throwing away every other frame. That’s essentially the same as having shot in 29.97fps progressive to begin with. If I want to deliver content on DVD, then I get the best quality by using every other frame for an even field, and the next frame would be the odd field. This way I can get more temporal resolution.

[John Rofrano]

[Thomas Roell] “If I want to deliver content on DVD, then I get the best quality by using every other frame for an even field, and the next frame would be the odd field. This way I can get more temporal resolution.”

OK, so you’re saying that you can make both 30p and 60i out of the same footage. That’s interesting. I hadn’t thought of that.

~jr

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[Jake Butson]

I finally found a good comparison of what I was going for.
Look at this clip.
It’s been exported from sony vegas pro 10 with the deinterlacing method “blend fields.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4XP4AtwEVk&feature=related

This clip is the same thing only it has not been exported with sony vegas pro 10.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeNx2RTCMuY

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