Jackie Luffy
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Hmmm, I make the project settings “De-interlaced method” to none, and the field order to “Lower field first”
The rendering settings are progressive but I still end up with horizontal lines in the picture
Footage captured from a Sony DV camera is Interlaced correct? So if that is the case I don’t know why i’m getting lines in the finished video if the project settings are set to none and “lower field first”
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Here is a screen shot of both (The one of the left is the raw which has less noticeable pixels, the one on the right you can notice way more pixels and I guess that’s why it looks more fuzzy)
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The only way I can get rid of the horizontal lines is if the project properties are set to “Progressive” in the field order and if the deinterlace mode is set to “blend”, in the render settings I make it progressive as well
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It is set to “Blend Fields”
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Thank you so much for all of your help guys!!! I was going to buy the Canopus if all else failed but this ENTIRE time I had the DV Sony Handycam that had the pass through this whole time, for years I never knew this and was using the crap Pinnacle Video, and I cannot believe the quality, it is perfect, exactly the same how it is on the actual VHS!
Thanks again
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I should have mentioned I heard that the Canopus has issues working with Windows 7 and above, which I have windows 7, I also cannot afford the Canopus because it is 200 plus $, I was wondering if there was a cheaper device that could do a similar job of converting quality exactly the same as it is on the VHS, thanks for the suggestion as always!
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Please download this zip its just like 12 screen caps so you can see what I mean by this blur problem
https://mega.co.nz/#!NIhVlAwb!0vxeApbSroB_eoy781XqeYyGrgfSqu4b4zEDTVnNUJg
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Oh, I found the part I wanted to slow down and I sliced it on the time line, then I dropped Twixtor onto it
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