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Old May 28th, 2007, 11:20 AM   #16
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are you using the apple 8bit uncompressed codec ? my guess is yes and that could welll be the problem. change to the 10bit uncompressed codec and it will (should) go away. I've had numerous problems with the 8bit *apple* uncompressed codec since 5.1 came out and apple broke it. you can also try the BM 8bit codec, DV50, photojpeg, or even mjpeg.

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Old May 28th, 2007, 01:22 PM   #17
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are you using the apple 8bit uncompressed codec ? my guess is yes and that could welll be the problem. change to the 10bit uncompressed codec and it will (should) go away. I've had numerous problems with the 8bit *apple* uncompressed codec since 5.1 came out and apple broke it. you can also try the BM 8bit codec, DV50, photojpeg, or even mjpeg.

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I am using a Kona LH board with reatime down conversion, with the AJA KONA LH- NTSC 10 Bit Uncompressed codec selected. I don't know if or how this is different from Apple 10 bit. Might just be selecting hardware acceleration.

I've been working with BetaCam and BetaCamSP almost 25 years and I still do a lot of BetaSP production. Usually uncompressed 10 bit component in / uncompressed 10 bit component out.

Outputting 8 bit uncompressed component from a BetaSP/D1 sequence looks a bit softer, but doesn't produce the jaggies/mouse teeth mess I am getting with this 720p30 to BetaSP downconvert.
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Old May 28th, 2007, 03:50 PM   #18
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I don't know, it was on a companies computer that I don't work for anymore.

Sorry.
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Old May 28th, 2007, 09:25 PM   #19
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I am using a Kona LH board with reatime down conversion, with the AJA KONA LH- NTSC 10 Bit Uncompressed codec selected. I don't know if or how this is different from Apple 10 bit. Might just be selecting hardware acceleration.

Outputting 8 bit uncompressed component from a BetaSP/D1 sequence looks a bit softer, but doesn't produce the jaggies/mouse teeth mess I am getting with this 720p30 to BetaSP downconvert.
you mean you have a HDV TL and have the NTSC 10bit codec set ?

you should have a HDV 720P30 TL setting - yes ? in the HDV TL the kona should be set to PB at 525 YUV 29.97 for auto downconverion. if this is what you have and it sounds like it, all should be good. if not, then there is most likely where the problem lies, I've sometimes seen odd interlacing like you've seen, then it goes away.
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Old May 29th, 2007, 07:49 AM   #20
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you mean you have a HDV TL and have the NTSC 10bit codec set ?

you should have a HDV 720P30 TL setting - yes ? in the HDV TL the kona should be set to PB at 525 YUV 29.97 for auto downconverion. if this is what you have and it sounds like it, all should be good. if not, then there is most likely where the problem lies, I've sometimes seen odd interlacing like you've seen, then it goes away.
Yes, that is how the Kona playback is setup. Their names are just longer to say the same thing. Support said the settings were correct. I'm still waiting for the part where the wierd interlace "goes".
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