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Hi Aanarav,

Thanks!! I will post to your e-mail site tomorrow from work. I tried tonight but my computer at home was taking forever and I had to stop it.

I really appreciate the help!!!
Thanks!

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Thanks for your response Aanarav!

This happens with any video clips that I have.
It definitly gets blurry enough for someone else to notice.

For a test I tried different degrees of rotation which does make a difference on how much it blurs but it never gets back to the regular clarity.

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Thanks again for your help!

I tried highest quality and I am looking through an external monitor.
Any other ideas?

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Thanks for your response.

I did try that and unfortunatly no luck. I have no idea what the problem is.
Did you get any softning what so ever?

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It is DV. I did not export it yet. It is blurry when I preview it. On my monitor and my external tv also. Any ideas?

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Thanks Marcus!

I really appreciate your time. That helps a lot.
Great explanation!!

Does this mean that anybody with a true 30p camera such as the canon xL2 should use a 60i preset when capturing 30p?

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Thanks Steven for your response.

Which video rendering compressor would you use if you chose desktop mode?
It will not give you the option of DV NTSC.

Thanks

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Those are some of the things I am wondering about also. Great question!!

Hopefully the desktop editing mode will solve the problem but I am still unclear to what exatly this editing mode means by “desktop”

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What does the Desktop Editing mode mean exactly? What does this option do exactly?

How would one go about setting up a project for a camera that shoots 29.97 progressive video?
Say for instance a Canon Camera with frame movie mode. I know that is not true progressive but it does not have fields in it. I would think that they would need a project setting of 29.97 that is progressive.
Unless I am missing something.

Thanks again for your help