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Timeline with mixed progressive and interlaced
I’ve got a documentary, with footage ranging from interlaced PAL and HD to progressive HD.
What’s the best procedure here in terms of de-interlacing?
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I would deinterlace it outside of Resolve.
There are great content aware plugins for all sorts of hosts.A slice of color…
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Would you mind mentioning any? I’ve only got Compressor handy. But I have access to a Mac with Episode if that would do any difference ?
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Hi there.
I do most documentaries for tv, and what works for me is deinterlace it in FCP then export to Dav. Maybe not real progressive but it looks good.NEHALEM OCTO 2,26
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Compressor can actually do a really good job, but it’s a bit slow on the highest quality setting.
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Actually Scratch offers an OGL based de-interlacer which is faster than real-time.
No fancy interpolation of course, but still.
I would love to see a CUDA based one in Resolve.
Just like a de-noise filter, something to setup in the primary tab, version and clip based, odd, even, strip, interpolate or motion detect.
I still get interlaced media from time to time, but it always end up being removed and cleaned up today.A slice of color…
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