Michael Carlson
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Tried to delete the above to no avail. If anyone comes across this and needs help in the future, be sure to check BOTH Application support folders (the computer’s master folder and your user folder on a Mac).
Michael
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Hey Dan,
Thanks for the quick reply. It does play continuously but neuters any ramping (video essentially plays through at 2.5x; the change mitigates the previous effect).
What do you think of interpolation? Would it be possible, in your opinion, to use take Trap Code key frames, to boil up the appropriate key values via an if statement, and then interpolate those frames via an expression?
I am, admittedly, not very familiar with ease(t, value 1, value 2), etc.
Many many thanks.
Michael
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everything is identical. i can upload screenshots if that helps – but both are:
DVCPRO50 – NTSC
29.97 fps
CCIR 601
with lower field dominance.we shot in the 24p dv setting on an hvx 200. if i bring this footage into premiere, the massive interlacing problems are pretty much gone (as the program takes mxf files). interlacing resumes when i export a quicktime, however (though to a much smaller degree). it is also interpreting the footage as though it were 23.96 in premiere (and it is making the image progressive), which i am assuming is it’s interpretation of the wrapped information. i do have some random vertical line artifacting in this, though (thought it is MUCH better than in fcp with above settings).
thoughts?
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did you ever solve your problem ian. i am having the same issue, but capture to p2 cards. it looks like my mxf file is fine, but the interlacing on heads and hands is really bad once it is in quicktime format and in fcp.