David Keslick
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You can edit in 29.97 and convert your finished project to PAL with DVFilm Atlantis.
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Dave Keslick
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You may also want to check out Raylight for Mac. It will enable you to play and import the mxf files.
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Dave Keslick
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If you use the dvcprohd codec out of FCP you can then use DVFilm Raylight Decoder on your PC to read the dvcprohd codec.
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Dave Keslick
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You may want to check out Dvfilm Encoder Pro. It will enable you to create a dvcprohd quicktime that could then be used in another project.
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Dave Keslick
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You may want to check out this information page at DVfilm.com. It offers a lot of info on shooting digital for 35mm transfer.
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Dave Keslick
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You may also want to check out Raylight for Mac for editing native .mxf files.
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Dave Keslick
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I am a little unclear about the scanline PSD. However, if you are looking to deinterlace you footage you may want to check out DVFilm Maker. It can deinterlace NTSC, PAL, 4/3, or 16/9.
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Dave Keslick
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You may also want to check out DVFilm Raylight for Mac. With Raylight you can go back to .mxf for delivery.
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Dave Keslick
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You may want to check out DVFilm Encoder Pro. It enables PPro to read and write dvcpro50 files and dvcproHD.
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Dave Keslick
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Just a quick comment about your interlacing problem. You may want to check out DVFilm maker. It will deinterlace your footage with a minimum loss of resolution. You can try the demo to see if it meets your standards.
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Dave Keslick
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