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What resolution, píxels and fps? :(
Dear friends;
I write this letters because I need to make an animation for an advertising agency and I have doubts.
1. I would like to know: Nowadays, which is the best resolution and fps for TV?, 1920 x 1080?, and 24 or 25?. Which is the correct resolution to work with this animated video?. Which is the standard format to work with video for TV?.
2. Also, I would like to know how to remove the blending and interlaced of a video in Premiere?
Thank you very much.
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5 Replies
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Hi Mijail,
The 2 top broadcast specs right now are 1080 60i and 720 60p (the latter mostly being used for content benefiting from fast frame rate as most sport footage).
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
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Dear Vince,
Thank you for your answer. Do you think with this resolution the advertising agency won´t have any problem with my video on TV, it´s correct?. Everything will be alright?
I would like to know, what is 60i and 60p?
To finish, are these steps correct?:
1. I do the animation and export it with ANIMATION codec.
2. In Premiere check that the animation isn´t interlaced or with blending.
3. Export with h264 codec.
Thank you Vince
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Usually, agencies / TV station will give you very particular specs. And they vary greatly.
If you are editing without knowing specs ahead of time, select the highest specs.
60i is interlaced, 60p is progressive. There is currently no progressive standard for 1080 in broadcast.
But all of this matters less than the format your footage was originally shot in. If it was 1080 progressive, edit in 1080 progressive for now.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area -
Dear Vince,
I don’t have many experience in video, so sorry if I ask you many and silly questions.
Well, as you say, if I haven’t any information from the agency about the resolution, the best option is work with 1440 x 1080, isn’t it?. With this resolution everything will be ok, it’s correct?
I have read that a interlaced could create problems, so I would like to know how to remove the interlaced in Premiere.
As you say: “If you are editing without knowing specs ahead of time, select the highest specs”. Well, which are the highest specs?.
Thank you very much.
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Dear Vince,
I don’t have many experience in video, so sorry if I ask you many and silly questions.
Well, as you say, if I haven’t any information from the agency about the resolution, the best option is work with 1440 x 1080, isn’t it?. With this resolution everything will be ok, it’s correct?
I have read that a interlaced could create problems, so I would like to know how to remove the interlaced in Premiere.
As you say: “If you are editing without knowing specs ahead of time, select the highest specs”. Well, which are the highest specs?.
Thank you very much.
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