My DVD's are appearing as if deinterlaced
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Scooterspal
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My DVD's are appearing as if deinterlaced
This one has me stumped. I recently upgraded to version 5. Up til now I have only used it to import existing DVD's and reburn. No problems... they come out perfect and look like 30I video.
Yesterday I took a freshly captured DV camera file and attempted to make a DVD. The end result looked as if it was deinterlaced on the TV. I made several tests with older DV files and the same end result. Looks like deinterlaced video at 30P.
I'm working at the HQ setting, 7000kbs, dolby audio. The basic preset for HQ. No changes.
Thought is was the MainConcept DV codec I use but even Microsoft DV codec files do the same thing. Very strange. I see nothing in the MF5 set up that accounts for the deinterlacing.
Any thougths?
Windows 2000, SP4, 1ghz system. Premiere 6.5 to capture/edit. Movie Factory 5
Yesterday I took a freshly captured DV camera file and attempted to make a DVD. The end result looked as if it was deinterlaced on the TV. I made several tests with older DV files and the same end result. Looks like deinterlaced video at 30P.
I'm working at the HQ setting, 7000kbs, dolby audio. The basic preset for HQ. No changes.
Thought is was the MainConcept DV codec I use but even Microsoft DV codec files do the same thing. Very strange. I see nothing in the MF5 set up that accounts for the deinterlacing.
Any thougths?
Windows 2000, SP4, 1ghz system. Premiere 6.5 to capture/edit. Movie Factory 5
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I just tried a DV clip using MF3 and I got what looks like displaced jittering progressive scan... the odd and even fields being reversed and the audio way out of sync.
Now I've used 3 before many times with DV video and it worked perfectly. Something has happened to 3 since I installed 5 on that system.
Trying the same clip in 5 I still get the progressive scan or deinterlaced looking video and I did try using the 2-pass encode this time.
It appears that installing 5 corrupted the encoding engine for 3 if that's even possible. Assumed they would be in separate folders much like my 2 versions of Premiere. Guess not.
Now I've used 3 before many times with DV video and it worked perfectly. Something has happened to 3 since I installed 5 on that system.
Trying the same clip in 5 I still get the progressive scan or deinterlaced looking video and I did try using the 2-pass encode this time.
It appears that installing 5 corrupted the encoding engine for 3 if that's even possible. Assumed they would be in separate folders much like my 2 versions of Premiere. Guess not.
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