John Farrell
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I found the issue–and yeah, it should’ve been obvious. Peter Macauley answered this a few years back: “Apparently the problem was with the way your FCP sequence was set up and not with the filter. The BCC Deinterlace filter requires that the FCP sequence field dominance be set to *none* in order for it to see both fields, so if you can set the field dominance of the sequence containing the clip that you wish to filter with the BCC Deinterlace to none you should see the result that you were expecting.”
Problem solved.
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My capture presets are on DV/NTSC. I tried switching between controllable/non-controllable device, just to see if that made any difference. Maybe there’s some kind of firmware issue with G5/Intel Macs that affects FCP but not iMovie….
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Fernando, this is excellent information. I appreciate it. In the short term, is their a Dreamweaver book I might get that covers this as well?
Best,
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That’s good to know! (Long as we made our users aware of it as well…)
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Thanks, Craig. Yes, Zune players are what they are targeting in addition to iPods.
I appreciate it.
–J
John Farrell
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