Brian Wiklem
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My monitor is 1080p, but I haven’t done full screen, I will try tonight and see if it goes away.
It was just weird as none of my other footage exhibits this behavior in FCP or QT.
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Additionally, just downloaded on my PC and playing back and I’m seeing it here.
You can see a quick flash over two of the guys face at top of screen and over his shoulder (the guy with glasses on the ladder looking at camera).
It looks very reminiscent of taking an interlaced source and scaling it causing frames in part of the screen to be mismatched alignment wise.
I’d grab a screen shot of it, but when I go frame by frame, you can see it, but once I stop scrubbing, it disappears. They are very brief (split second) flashes showing partial image mismatch. Sometimes it’s 1/3 the way from the top, other times near the top of the screen. It also occurs when the camera is moving quite a bit in vertical movement.
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Interesting. I’m viewing it on a 37″ Westinghouse 1080p display through both Final Cut viewer as well as exporting and playing back as a quicktime file from the desktop.
So when you see the clip, you don’t see a horizontal line popping up about 1/3 the way from the top of the screen and displaying across the whole image?
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Frame Controls worked – couldn’t find anything in the forum descript about them, but combed the manual based on your topic of frame controls, worked like a charm (takes forever to process though).
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Frame Controls worked – couldn’t find anything in the forum descript about them, but combed the manual based on your topic of frame controls, worked like a charm (takes forever to process though).
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haven’t delved back in yet, as I’m researching the frame controls. Additionally, had a HDD problem occur, but will respond once I’ve tried it out. Will report back with frame controls.
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Thanks for the feedback. Couple more questions:
1. I did do a version where I cropped and deinterlaced (output a progressive image), but the problem was still there (as opposed to crop and leaving it interlaced). Will cropping with even numbers fix that issue?
2. Would deinterlacing the original, exporting that, then plugging it back in and cropping work?
I just want to be sure that I can crop, and if deinterlacing and making the cropping with even numbers will fix it/make it work.
Thanks again, I appreciate the help (I’ve been pulling my hair out).