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  • Bruce Spangler

    November 11, 2010 at 7:29 pm in reply to: Uncompressed Conversion Interlacing hell!

    Thanks Chris,

    The source is film which I assume was then put through telecine. This was made into a Digi-Beta master for broadcast. I asked my post house to give me a digital master from the Digi-Beta master so I can use it to re-cut my director’s reel. They gave me a 10 bit Uncompressed file of my feature.

    I want my reel to be hosted on Vimeo for streaming. I am using Final Cut Pro 6.0.6 and have been cutting with the 10 bit Uncompressed footage. I adjusted all of my FCP settings for 10 bit, cut a few scenes together and now want to export to a format that will work to stream on-line.

    I did try using Compresser but could not get it to accept the footage for conversion with the TeleCine setting. I have also tried to export directly out of FCP with QT conversion using various codecs in QT and checked “de-interlace” with no success. I can not find where to set a conversion for “progressive,” in the codecs I tried – (H264 and Mpeg-4 Video are two I tried).

    Is this something that can’t be done with FCP and Compressor? I have also tried using Mpeg Streamclip with no success. Do I need to purchase some other third party de-interlacing / de-Telecine software?

    Any advice at all would be great.

    Thanks,

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