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  • I think my current project settings are set at 1080i and upper field, etc.

    If I go and change my project settings now, will it affect all the items on my timeline? I have heard it both ways…that everything changes with the new settings, and have heard that you must remove the video and bring it back in for the new settings to take hold (that would stink big time).

    Also…will changing to progressive affect any of my ProDad menus and pictures on the timeline?

    Thanks for your help…

  • I did confirm that the “nice” camera I used is a Panasonic AG-HMC150. I know it shoots in 1080P…so all my cameras were 1080P.

    Another note…when I said earlier that I right-clicked on the “media tab” on my clip, I am referring to the clip while it is in Vegas on the timeline.

    My gut says that my project should all be set to NONE (progressive) and the final output will be the 1080i (interlaced) since it will be for mostly televisions. If that is TRUE, how will that affect Twixtor, if any?

  • Troy Thigpen

    October 10, 2012 at 3:46 am in reply to: Vegas 10 Slow Motion issue with wedding edit

    I misspoke when I said I was slowing it down to 25%…I meant BY 25%…but it is still very jittery and looks horrible because of my fast pan/sweep.

    Because I need to get this done, I went ahead and got Twixtor…WOW…what a difference! You are certainly right when saying it is a superior product. Night and day difference…I can finish my edit now with confidence…thank you!

  • Troy Thigpen

    October 8, 2012 at 11:45 pm in reply to: Vegas 10 Slow Motion issue with wedding edit

    More feedback..watching my camera pan/sweep with the bridal party at full speed, I still see a bit of stutter…so now I am thinking this is not due to the slow motion, but just me panning too quickly?

    I could use some help here…

  • Troy Thigpen

    October 8, 2012 at 9:23 pm in reply to: Vegas 10 Slow Motion issue with wedding edit

    I should point out that when I rendered that clip, the motion did look pretty smooth…it was just that the video now had a lot of noise and looked blurry all over the place.

  • Troy Thigpen

    September 26, 2011 at 2:59 pm in reply to: Need to render to an HD format…newbie!!

    Maybe I am more confused than I thought. Doing more reading, it seems that the actual burning of the file determines whether the video can be played on a blu-ray player or not??

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