Shawn Marshall
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Dan:
Once again, thank you for your help.
Shawn Marshall
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Dan:
Cool. Thank you for your help; I appreciate your taking the time to reply. I actually think I understand the concept now that I’ve compared what you’ve written to the second interpolation method described on page 381 of the manual. I doubt that I would have even looked at that section because, frankly, it looks really complicated. But after studying it it seems to make sense to me.
Shawn Marshall
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Dan:
Cool. Thank you for your help; I appreciate your taking the time to reply. I actually think I understand the concept now that I’ve compared what you’ve written to the second interpolation method described on page 381 of the manual. I doubt that I would have even looked at that section because, frankly, it looks really complicated. But after studying it it seems to make sense to me.
Shawn Marshall
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I can’t really visualize the artifacting you’ve described in your post.
Have you tagged the pixel aspect ration of your DV footage to D1/DV NTSC Widescreen (1.2)? Is your widescreen comp 720×480 with a 1.2 pixel aspect ratio? Are you using the Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction button on the composition window to visually stretch that to appear 16×9? That might be creating the visual artifacts you’re seeing. I usually bring anamorphic NTSC video into an 864×486 or 864×480 square pixel comp and then stretch that back to 720×480 in the output module.
Shawn Marshall
Marshall Arts Motion Graphics