[Alexander Schachtman]

Allright Jerry, even if I don’t understand why need to do this a client of the services that they provide. It’s very strange that such a big company like SCS offer a soft without previous checking.

Anyway, reading another comments on internet I understood that it isn’t the first time when people send them notices about this mistakes. All I see is that nothing has change until nou. A great soft, an improvable company.

Regards, A.

[Alexander Schachtman]

Thanks a lot John. It’s very strange that the people who work for Sony Creative Software don’t made the necessary changes in the documentation help; anyway I prefer to trust in your long experience.
Respectfully yours, Alexander.

[Alexander Schachtman]

Ok John, thanks for your advice.
Anyway, in my opinion this is a big discrepancy between the help file and the template setting.

[Alexander Schachtman]

Searching and searching informations about this issue I found this very clear explanation:

“It’s important to understand what happened here. Vegas is extremely smart if you don’t lie to it. Setting the deinterlace to none is NEVER a good idea unless you are working with 100% progressive footage. If ANY of your footage is interlaced, you need to tell Vegas how you would like it to be deinterlaced should it ever need to. Vegas will take care of the fact that some of the footage is upper field first while others are lower field first. Like I said, it is very smart and knows what to do if you don’t stop it”

John Rofrano, Videographer VASST.

Everyone agrees with this?

Thank you very much Theo for your implication.