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  • Hi Marcus
    Thanx for the info, but I didn’t see anything about 30p or 60p just 24p, I was more interested in video vice film

  • [Tim Kolb] “compare CS3 and Resizer”
    Thats what I was wondering if someone had done, I’ve seen a comparison between Instand HD and Resizer1 with footage deinterlaced in AFX, they were fairly close, since Resizer 2 is shipping with its own deinterlacer I was curious if the one in CS3 was as good.

  • Thanks for the info, interesting about the p project, I’m more concerned in de-interlacing DV WS prior to upscaling for use in HDV projects.

  • Blast1

    July 13, 2007 at 7:52 pm in reply to: sos

    Are you talking about the capture screen going blank while capturing HDV?

  • Hi Tim:
    Do you know how the deinterlacing now compares to something like the deinterlacer that comes with Resizer?

  • Blast1

    July 11, 2007 at 6:40 pm in reply to: Photoshop link from PPro CS3

    [Payner44] “I just installed the PPro CS3 and played with the set up. I do not have the ability to select the “edit in Photoshop” option for stills (greyed out)”
    Like Mike said it is very similar to “edit original”, the difference is “edit original” includes other applications, where “edit in photoshop” is photoshop specific, to “edit in photoshop” the image has to be a format that photoshop can use and you have to select it on the timeline or in the bin, then it shouldn’t be greyed out.

  • Blast1

    July 10, 2007 at 11:59 pm in reply to: PP2 exporting QT file size issue

    You could try slowing down the frame rate, also what is the frame size?

  • Blast1

    July 10, 2007 at 11:32 pm in reply to: Updated info on capture problem.

    [FilmJulie] “about 9 minutes into capturing the video to the new NTFS, eSATA MyBook 500GB drive, the choppiness and obscenely high number of drop frames began again”

    Have you done a surface scan on the drive to check for errors? Also if this is a problem that occurs after a time period elaspes you may have a heat problem on the drive.

  • Blast1

    July 9, 2007 at 6:14 pm in reply to: Capturing DV Material on a Mini DV tape

    You can check to see if there is 60min(SP) or 90min(LP)on the tapes if LP you will need the original camcorder and even then if the tapes have aged playback can be questionable.

  • Blast1

    July 9, 2007 at 9:04 am in reply to: Capturing DV Material on a Mini DV tape

    There maybe problems that might not show up on the small lcd on a camcorder that could cause dropped frames, have you tried viewing the camcorders output on a regular monitor? also have you tried playing a tape you know is good through the camcorder and capturing it to make sure everything is still working ok?
    borrowing or renting another device would be a way to eliminate possible trouble areas in troubleshooting

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