[Tomperson]

Thanks. In fact, that’s exactly what i’ve investigated so far. Not good having an NTSC camcorder in PAL land.

[Tomperson]

tape, sorry for the typo. i guess the idea is clear, though.

[Tomperson]

Thanks a lot for your reply. So, i should only take into account the interlacing settings and such when rendering, right?

I ask because a friend of mine had the following problem when doing a small publicitary clip. He received a minidv tape with some footage taken from a tv broadcast. He captured it, and then threw the avi into macromedia flash for doing some animations. After working with the animation, he rendered an avi file directly from flash, but at the tv station they complained that the video should have lower field dominance, because the tv footage looked bad. Clearly macromedia flash doesn’t understand of interlacing options, as it is designed for computer display. The question was whether the problem started at the capture of the tv footage from the minidv disk, or was generated in flash…