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  • yes, indeed! In fact, if nothing else, this particular issue has given me ample opportunity to determine how many permutations of line art, flicker filter, speed (and now exporting and re-importing) there are. I sense there should be a logical (yet clearly, mystical order) that will unlock this door…

  • Hi Adam,
    ah, tried it. Totally made sense, but it’s still flickering. Sped it up, exported it (uncompressed) re-imported it, and added the line art filter. Everything good up to the filter. Any other ideas?
    Thanks!
    Susie

  • Hi Adam,
    This is the link to a zip file of the QT.

    https://bela.dxarts.washington.edu/~coupe/3.zip

    I will try your suggestion of exporting it and then applying the line filter afterwards and let you know how it goes…
    thanks,
    Susie

  • Hi Adam
    I think Italy has PAL format–I am going to burn the footage onto a DVD and it will play on a TV screen (not HD). The QT player is in default mode (is that high quality?). I have tried smoothing and a minimal Gaussian blur, but then I get blurry flickering..

    I will try to upload a segment of the footage somewhere, but it’s about 100MB so far, so hang on…I’ll get to it tonight!
    Thanks so much!

  • Hi Adam,
    I have tried de-interlacing before and after speed, as well as before and after applying the filter, and both just make the line quality really choppy looking and it doesn’t reduce the flicker…any other possible suggestions?

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