[Jack Kelly]

Hi Blast1,

If I may be so bold, I’d like to jump in here.

In terms of comparing PPro’s de-interlacing with other systems, I’ve just spent the day comparing PPro 2.0’s de-interlacing with aviSynth’s de-interlacing:

https://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?p=711674#post711674

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[Jack Kelly]

ah, that’s great news. thanks loads for the reply.

jack.

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[Jack Kelly]

Hi Gary,

Thanks loads for the reply.

So, just to make sure I understand correctly…

if the BlackMagic Decklink card claims to be able to handle 1080/50i then will it definitely be able to handle 1080/25PsF shot on a Sony camera like the HDW-750P HDCAM camera?

Thanks loads,
Jack

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[Jack Kelly]

Ah, subclips! Thanks loads for the quick reply and the tip – sub clips look like they’ll be very useful.

Thanks again,
Jack

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[Jack Kelly]

Hmm… cool… it looks like I can just import my PPro projects into After Effects 7.01 Pro and then I can use AE’s render que! Cool. You gotta love Adobe’s integration between products.

Thanks,
Jack

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[Jack Kelly]

Hi again,

I have now re-installed WinXP and PPro and it works perfectly again. Thank goodness for that! It’s nice working with a fresh install of XP – everything’s nice and responsive again!

Jack

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[Jack Kelly]

Hi there,

No, DV Rack isn’t installed on my workstation. But the wierd thing is that PPro (on my workstation) does open *some* of the files captured on my laptop using DV Rack. And every other video application (e.g. AE, Windows Media Player, VLC, Adobe Bridge) on my workstation can open all the files.

I’m re-installed WinXP and PPro on my workstation at the moment…

Thanks,
Jack

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[Jack Kelly]

Hi there,

Many thanks for your reply. They are DV AVIs captured using DV Rack from a Panasonic DVX100a running in 25p mode. The wierd thing is that PPro (running on my laptop) will open these AVIs but PPro on my Desktop crashes!

Many thanks,
Jack

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[Jack Kelly]

Adobe After Effects 7 and Adobe Bridge both playback the videos fine on my workstation. It’s just PPro that crashes.

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[Jack Kelly]

Hi,

Just to add a little more info:

I’m running Win XP Pro SP2 with Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 on both my laptop and my workstation. The video which causes PPro to crash was captured using Serious Magic’s DV Rack. The video plays back fine on PPro on my laptop and it plays back fine on my desktop using any other media player like Windows Media Player.

I’ve even tried importing a media file into a PPro project on my laptop (which works fine) and then opening that PPro project on my workstation. The result is that PPro crashes instantly.

I’ve also tried taking a screen shot just before PPro crashes but I haven’t found any useful error messages.

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