Mike Velte
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Viewing interlaced video (proper field order or not) on a progressive scan device such as a PC monitor will not help with diagnosis of field order.
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While Digital Video (DV) is lower field first (NTSC and PAL) all bets are off on analog video. Its pretty obvious (on a TV) when the fields are reversed…motion is real jittery. A PC monitor cannot be useful to determine if the video is interlaced and if the field order is correct.
With 2 different sources, I would experiment with a short DVD with a bit off both sources to be sure. To deinterlace or not is a personal choice, the look is slightly different on a TV, but niether is wrong.
Encore and Premiere use the exact same encoder with the same settings, so I export from Premiere as Mpeg and author in Encore for Dolby and other options that Premiere authoring lacks.. -
Yeh…both clips must be selected and the markers must be numbered. See my tut
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Your problem might be with the source files…try any 2 DV clips.
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I have yet another tut on my web; http://www.video2stream.com
Either you are missing a step or the Deck Link does not support the feature, which would not be unusual for third party hardware. -
What motherboard?
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Yes !! here i know that duplicate is only apply in the project window!! OIC.
if i duplicate a Title and do some changes, the initial Title will change, is there any ‘save as’ function ? so that i dont have to hit F9 everytime i want to create a new title and type all over again…Open title 1 and select Title (menu bar) and choose New Title based on current title. Make changes…the original remains unchanged.
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Your best bet is to get a Analog/Digital converter and capture thru that, converting the analog out signal from your camera to digital video. ADS Pyro AV Link is about $130 at B and H Photo Video. The results will be much better than trying to edit already highly compressed files.
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I have seen this when a DV device attached is still turned on and connected. Try turning off your camera or A/D converter first.
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There is a known issue with still images with motion applied AND “Default scale to frame size” selected in Preferences (General). Premiere creates a scaled image in media cache matching your Project Settings. Applying motion then results in poor images.