[Katie Van]

Thank you so much Shane. I’ve determined that they are RGB, so it must be the size.

Appreciate your help 🙂

[Katie Van]

Ah, my problem must lie here:

The clips I ingested originally showed as DVCPRO HD 1080i60 in the Compressor column of the browser.

Now when I bring them in they say DVCPRO HD 1080p30

How do I change this? The DP says 1080i60 is correct. I didn’t know you could change this on capture.

[Katie Van]

Well my rev telecine seems to work properly on other footage, and I don’t think my setting in Compressor has changed. It seems more like something in my fcp project has.

But here is how I did the telecine:

Encoder:
Allow job segmenting
Video: 23.976, keyframes All
Audio: Pass-through
Streaming: None

Frame Controls:
On
Deinterlace: Reverse Telecine
100% of source

Geometry:
Frame Size: 1280×1080 Custom (16:9)
Pixel Aspect: DVCPRO HD 1080i60(16:9)

[Katie Van]

Should be 24P.

Any advice?

[Katie Van]

Probably not related to the AJA card after all – coming in the same way on my laptop.

What setting could I have had before that avoided this? I know I’ve got my A/V and Easy exactly as they were all along…

[Katie Van]

Hi guys,

I am having the same problem – footage looks interlaced – but the weird thing is it didn’t come in like this before. I am re-capturing a couple of clips.

It was shot on the HVX200 at 1080i 60.

When I originally brought this in it came in at 29.97, but it still looked fine when you played it. Then I did a reverse telecine in Compressor to get it to 23.98. But now this time it looks interlaced when I bring it in and after the telecine.

We recently installed an AJA card. I don’t remember whether I captured anything properly since the install, but I’m guessing it’s related to that.

I must have changed a setting of course but I can’t figure out what. I’ve tried all the A/V Settings and Easy Setups that seem related, plus checked and unchecked Remove Advanced Pulldown.

Can anyone help?