Harm Millaard
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Use Adobe Media Encoder and transcode using MPEG2-DVD.
Harm Millaard
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Frank,
If you gain from it business wise, go for it. But the whole discussion seems rather senseless. It is like the client hires a carpenter (you) to build a new veranda for his house, but he only wants to hire you if you use a hammer of brand B, whereas you are used to working with brand A. Shouldn’t the client be more focussed on the quality and longevity of the veranda?
Harm Millaard
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No. A TV that old is definitely interlaced. Can you post a screenshot with the lines you are talking about?
Harm Millaard
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You got rid of interlacing artifacts on your computer monitor, but at the same time lost 50% of your vertical resolution. Don’t de-interlace material you want to use on a TV.
Harm Millaard
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Given the duration and the file size you must have been using adequate or good encoding settings. You haven’t tried to de-interlace I hope? Could it be the drawback of long GOP with panning?
Harm Millaard
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and the rest of the info?
Harm Millaard
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What settings were you using for encoding, what duration, did you try on a stand alone DVD and TV?
Harm Millaard
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Adhere to DVD standards. 720×576 or 720×480.
Harm Millaard
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No. There is no backward compatibility.
Harm Millaard
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Funny, I never had any problems with Canon, Panasonic and Sony cameras or decks, and with different types, both DV and HDV. It must be something in your setup to cause those problems.
Harm Millaard