[Carlo Terr]

You were right, the reason why I get so crap result was the flag in the media propieties set to progressive. I Didn’t know the existence of the flag, I thought was intrinsic in the format specs the information about the interlace method… Now it’s much better, happy to know was so easy, sad I didn’t realize that before! I still hate the guy who had this great idea, ‘ let’s interlace’……..

Thank you for guiding me, and good luck on your stuff!

[Carlo Terr]

Thank you for the kindness! I will try these things as soon as I have some time. I never checked the flag in the media proprieties… Maybe I was missing that part and Vegas treated those media as progressive, resulting in bad final render for the clip that were slowed down! Hope is just that, I ‘ll check and post results!

Bye! Carlo

[Carlo Terr]

You’re absolutely right about the miniDV, but also the mp4 from camcorder comes out interlaced…

So your suggestion would be to open with vegas the original file, render it all in a progressive (says.. avi DV progressive, force resample, deinterlace method interpolate ?) and then use the output to do my footage right?

I will do more try….

still looking for a way to throw away the “second half” frame of the interpolation 🙂

if anyone want to have a look at an extract of the final render (not so bad, but it’s really annoying me this interlace effect…. like horizontal blur…) there is the link (divx, 20 seconds) https://www.megaupload.com/?d=5LA76AA2

[Carlo Terr]

Hi everyone, i just upgraded to vegas pro 9 64bit on win 7.

I had vegas 6 on xp and i used to render to mpeg2 and using divx codecs without problem, but i cant exaclty remember how i did that..
now i just installed ffdshow but i cant see any new video format in the render window of vegas.

what i’m missing??

thank you everyone!