[Gennaro Ambrosino]

Thanks David! you’re a star!

the problem was obviously there!
There’s only one more thing that I need to understand please:

The sequence I was working with before was:

1920×1080
aspect ratio: square
compressor: hdv 1080p 25

while my clips are:

1440×1080
aspect ratio: HD(1440×1080)
compressor: iCodec

When I change the sequence settings to match my clips settings it does solve the “echo”/de-interlacing problem but for some reason the image is now stretched.

If I create a new project/sequence with the right settings and drag the initial sequence, it asks me if I want to match the sequence settings with the item settings and if I say no it just matches it to the sequence settings and all looks fine. Though it’s one merged sequence which I can’t edit (unless double click and go back to the previous one); instead if I copy all the edited clips on the initial sequence to paste them to the new correct sequence it just place them and they look stretched.(hope I’m making sense!)

Is there a way to fix this, without me starting all over again and rebuild the sequence from the original unedited clips?

Thanks

Gennaro

[Gennaro Ambrosino]

hi Jeremy,

it’s not online yet. This is the link to the previous one (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQUDYlA13LY) which was captured as 960×540 but as the standard quality on youtube is quite low I’ve decided to recapture it in full 1920×1080 and this is where I’m having this problem.

Thanks

Gennaro

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[Gennaro Ambrosino]

Thank you for your reply David.

I’m moving my really first steps with this and it seemed to me easier to use imovie to capture the footage.

I’m sorry to write this but I’m not too sure where to find out about source material and frame rate. I filmed in hdv with a sony fx7e.

For what I’ve seen online I think it’s an issue of de-interlacing but not too sure how to solve this.

please help!

Thanks

Gennaro