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Upper or Lower Field First??
Hi, I have a problem with fields.
I have some video footage from a dv camcorder.
The files are in mpg format and I scanned them and they are upper field first.
What would happen if I render that footage using lower field first?
I have read that DV is normally lower field first.
I think the camcorder was bought in the USA.
Could this be the reason?
Hope someone can point me in the right direction.
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DV (tape) from a camera is dv-avi with lower field.
Mpg from a SD (standard def.) probably a dvd camera, is almost always upper field. So make your sequence upper field. Also export to upper field.———————————————–
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thanks for your help Ann, that really helped me out.
I wonder if I can ask another question please?
I did do a few tests and my title looks doubled.
The title is animated but doesn’t look sharp, it is all distorted.
Could this be related to the lower/upper field issue?
I have read that progressive is for motion titles, etc
If this is the case, would it be ok to create a progressive title with an upper field video?
I hope that makes sense.
Thanks again.
Russell -
A title does not have any fields.
Might want to read this:
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/hodgetts_philip/titles.php———————————————–
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