Hi!
I have downloaded the test version of MF5 and think about buying it. However, I have the following problem:
I captured videos from a mini-dv camera, put them together in MF5 and burnt them on a DVD. In some movies, the video "stutters", especially in scenes, in which a lot of movement is going on (camera swerves - camera moved from left to right/right to left). This is on TV as well as on computer. Still images and slow zooming is not a problem, the video does not stutter.
The original videos (AVI) on the hard drive are fine. I also tried this with a test version of videostudio 10, but had the same results. I guess, it may have something to do with the half images (upper first, etc)??? I could not find this problem in any of the recent posts - sorry if I double-posted.
Please help (or else I will have to buy Pinnacle) :lol
Martin
Q: Stuttering video in scenes, where camera was moved
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This sounds like a Field Order problem.
Generally anything captured via an IEEE1394 (Firewire) connection is Lower Field first. (Digital)
Anything captured by Analogue Capture devices such as TV cards - use Upper Field first.
I see you have a trial version of VideoStudio 10.
Try opening your file with VS10 and then creating a creating a file (With share - create video) and render with the correct Field Order.
No need to do the whole video - just do this to a portion of it to see if it works, if it does then you can do the whole video.
In my younger days I once had the field order the wrong way round and reversing it in the above manner worked for me.
Generally anything captured via an IEEE1394 (Firewire) connection is Lower Field first. (Digital)
Anything captured by Analogue Capture devices such as TV cards - use Upper Field first.
I see you have a trial version of VideoStudio 10.
Try opening your file with VS10 and then creating a creating a file (With share - create video) and render with the correct Field Order.
No need to do the whole video - just do this to a portion of it to see if it works, if it does then you can do the whole video.
In my younger days I once had the field order the wrong way round and reversing it in the above manner worked for me.