Joe Simpson
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You can use a batch process script in AE. If all clips are more or less the same… Camera, Subject, ISO, etc. then you can create an effect profile in AE and run a batch process (applying that profile to all clips) to get a mass clip run into the render que and then take a two week vacation while you wait for all the clips to render. Neat is slow…but very, very good. It literally has save unusable shots for me in the past.
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I seemed to have been chasing a hardware/software issue. I was playing the final blueray on Power DVD 7, which after reading has issues with deinterlacing. I dont have a hardware, set top bluray player so I ran down to my friends house and tried it on his Panasonic tv and player and it plays fine…no lines or interlace artifacts. I am not totally blown away by the picture but I am generally satisfied. It seems a little “harsh” almost over sharpened. That is probably a workflow/editing issue on my end…i am still learning. Thanks for the the response.