Martin Seemungal
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One other point when I view ‘codec information’ in vlc player it says: codec: MPEG-1/2 Video (mpgv)
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The MXF is always HD 1920×1018 60i
Sometimes it was created using NTSC HD 1920×1080 sometimes pal HD 1080i sometimes sd NTSC and sd pal…it’s a mix because material comes from all over the world.
But the MXF I am using is 1920x1080x32 framerate 29.970
Project settings as follows:
HD 1920×1080 60i 29.970fps
Upper field first (I tried progressive scan and no difference)
Output rotation: o degrees original
Framerate: 29.970
3d mode :off
Pixel format: 8bit
Full resolution rendering quality-good
Motion blur: Gaussian
Deinterlace method: blend fields(I tried changing this also..no luck)
Adjust source media to better match…is checked.Many thanks and let me know if you need anything else.
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Original media is HD 1920 x1080 60i.
Although it is likely up scaled or converted from pal. But the MXF file is NTSC HD 1920×1080.
It plays fine (0n vlc) until dropped into Vegas timeline or in Vegas preview— it jitters and shudders ESP when there is motion.
Obviously whatever I render to does the same thing.
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I will do that. What are the co-ordinates for lodging the complaint?
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I really hope so—because without this ‘fix’ i Cannot use VP12—and that doesn’t seem right or fair. I hope Sony is reading this.
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Thanks—-i really appreicate that. Rendering to HD EX is vital for me. I look forward to hearing what Sony comes back with.
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Thats correct. My computer is Windows 7 64 bit operating system.
Intel Core i7 cpu: M620 2.67Ghz. 8GB DDRam..
Nvidia graphics card is NVS 3100M.
What I can’t figure out is no problem rendering the HDCAM SR Lite 422 mxf file/template… No problem rendering .mp4 Mainconcept but everything seems to freeze up when I try the HD EX 1920x1080060i which I use all the time on VP10. -
I have solved the problem by Updating the driver on the Nvidia graphics card. Now I can leave the ‘encode’ on automatic and its fine.
Does anyone know anything about the ‘deblocking filter’ ?
When I use the Mainconcept AVC i see that it is checked and that a value of ‘1’ is there as default.
In V10 the mainconcept seems to have a value of ‘2’… does this matter…? what is best setting regarding this and is ‘checking’ or enabling it important?
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Thanks. You are correct that it is under the Mainconcept template–I had already managed to navigate there but when i tried to render i kept getting ‘there was an error encoding xyz.mp4, reason for error could not be determined’…
After some trial and error with the settings I discovered I had to change the setting at the bottom related to ‘encoding’ from ‘automatic’ to CPU Only… now it works fine. -
The problem is the client required interlace—upper field.
in the end I did some tests with progressive–which is what the template is—–and it comes out as 29.9— despite the progressive issue it seemed to solve the problem.