[John Crane]

Hi Shane-

Yes of course-sorry for lack of detail: 29.97, NTSC to play off DVD at tradeshow on 720 displays (not broadcast). Original rendered resolution is 1280 x 720 with square pixel, no interlacing. Various photographs and graphics are mixed in with the final presentation and there’s no live footage to deal with with on this. Lots of LiveType & Motion composites, too. As Russell suggested, the DVCPRO HD 720p60 CODEC has provided a marked improvement over the other things I’ve tried (I guessed at 60 over 50 not knowing one was PAL ;-)… I’m an animator-not a video capture guy- and newcomer to HD and to this forum. So my path may be a bit different than others.
Thanks very much for the reply.

John B. Crane
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[John Crane]

Thanks Russell, and I know, I know… I’m working on it. DVCPROHD 720P50 or DVCPROHD 720P60?
Those are the only 2 I have. Thanks very much for your reply.

John B. Crane
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CraneDigital, LLC
Digital Animation, Imaging & Photography Studios
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