Ryan Atkins
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COW Coin
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Wow, thank you very much. I encountered the same issue…all fixed now.
What preferences does that file store?
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Well, I was having issues with the Leopard 10.5 driver for my Rosewill ExpressCard 34 device. I then downloaded the Leopard 10.6 – Snow Leopard (which is my operating system). I haven’t had any issues since.
You might want to take a look at the manufactures site and see if the latest drivers for your CURRENT operating system are available.
This is what I did, and this particular “fix” fixed my problem.
Does that make sense?
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Thanks for the suggestion. This seems to have worked, so far anyway. I haven’t had any issues since I downloaded a 10.6 driver.
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Well, yeah. It’s usually to youtube and Vimeo, which are at least half the size.
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My camera works just fine, it just shoots interlaced.
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Well, i haven’t yet been able to shoot grass growing or a snail race, so I guess I should just keep happy with my current quality or wait at least 15 hours.
Hmm.
Thanks
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Well, then I assume when I select it to Deinterlace and leave Field Dominance as Original, that means the time I have left is actual and i just need to wait?
Has anyone noticed any major quality differences by not deinterlacing for the web?
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Generally, I like to deinterlace my footage for the web at 720p when I shoot 1080i. I also do this for DVD’s – pointless, I know, but oh well.
What is the best way to deinterlace? Using Compressor? The Deinterlace filter in FCP? For compressor, if you select to Deinterlace in the Frame Controls (leave field dominance as Original), then I’ll ahve about 45 hour remaining. Is this normal? I see this as being slightly ridiculous.
Is there any easier and/or more effective way (for both time and quality)?
Thanks
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I use this camera. I only shoots interlaced. The Cineframe 24 is a simulated 24p – more drop frame style, and doesn’t not shoot progressive.
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“So, if you have interlaced source and you want progressive output, you’d set Output Fields to Progressive and then choose a deinterlace method.”
This really does make perfect sense, however, the Compressor Manual says this:
Progressive:
Scanning method where each frame is complete (not divided into
fields). *Use this setting in place of the Compressor Deinterlacing filter (a legacy
filter in the Filters pane) as it will always provide much higher quality.*So could this be saying that you just need to test for your self to see which method outputs better quality?
I have to agree that when I’ve selected Progressive instead of simply Deinterlacing, the remaining time went up to a ridiculous amount. How should that normally work?
What options do you suggest?