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  • Victor Clausson

    June 19, 2014 at 8:34 am in reply to: HD to DVD – Blurry text with PP

    Thanks Tim and Jeff!

    I finally took my time to dig into the SD2HD method.
    It sure is a process but the output file looks good!

    I found this video tutorial on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LrRLOtSVew
    And after trying that method I made some snapshot comparisons on titles:

    Adobe Media Encoder adds somekind of sharpness filter and boost the contrast or something.
    The TMPGENc method looks really good (if not exactly) to the SD2HD-method. Maybe I can adjust the colors on the TMPGEnc method a little bit but still, it looks really good compared to the SD2HD method.

    I can live with this because it’s so much easier for me to export this way and If I can’t see a big difference, I’m happy 🙂

    Now, I preview all this on my computer monitor. Will this look any better if I burn it on a DVD and put it in say a XBOX 360, PS3, etc and viewed it on a flat-screen TV. Is there other ways to play ISO files to avoid burning DVD’s to preview see result?

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  • Alright thanks!
    When I want to preview the result from the exports, any DVD-player software that you recommend?
    Right now I’m using VLC.

  • Yeah, me too!

    I’m guessing that Average is Target in Premiere?

    But what about the GOP structure? I, P and B-picture is not in the PP-export window. Are M and N Frames something similar?

    And the last thing I do is to tick the box that says: Use Maximum Render Quality because I read that it improves downscaling?

  • Thanks to you I found the problem.
    Somehow I had managed to select an In Point and Out Point on all three nested sequences, causing my multicam sequence being only 2 min.

    It all works great now and multicam editing saves me alot of time!
    Good thing I finally started learning it.

    Thanks!

  • Victor Clausson

    September 16, 2013 at 6:43 pm in reply to: 50fps to 25fps without loosing frames?

    [Ivan Myles] “Yes, you can do this by layering two adjacent frames above each other in a 25fps sequence. Please refer to the image and sample video below.

    Thank you so much Ivan! That worked perfectly! You saved my day and this video project. I can’t thank you enough!

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