Yousef Sheikh
December 14th, 2011, 12:13 PM
Hello,
I was wondering if someone might be able to give me some pointers with something that's got me about to tear my hair out. I realize that I'm using an awkward mix of equipment here but it's all I've got at the moment and I'd like to think that I could get an acceptable final result with what I have. I'm much more of an audio person so please be gentle with me if I phrase things incorrectly here...
I've got some live music footage captured on two cameras:
-Sanyo Xacti HD200: MP4 - 1920x1080i - 29.97fps, upper field first
-Panasonic ZS-3 (point&shoot camera): m2ts - 1280x720p - 29.97fps
As I understand it, the ZS-3 incorrectly flags its output as 59.94fps. Another possibly confounding factor is that I'm in the UK with UK equipment but I don't seem to have had problems playing back NTSC stuff in the past.
I'm replacing the camera audio with a separate 48khz 24bit track. And I'm using Vegas Platinum v11.
I've synced up the footage and audio and have made my edits (by chopping out the bits of the ZS-3 footage that I don't want; the Sanyo footage is intact all along the timeline.)
I have a few questions:
-do the "project settings" have any influence at all, or do the render setting trump them?
-what do you think the best format and settings are for rendering this project to a blu ray disc, bearing in mind that I'd like to keep the audio as uncompressed as possible?
-is the ZS-3's faulty framerate flag going to cause problems here?
-should I keep everything NTSC or convert to PAL?
A slightly separate issue is that I wanted to make an SD version of these clips but every time I render to MPEG-2, I get blips in the video and audio. This doesn't seem to happen if I render to different formats. Weirdly, when I upped one of the clips to Youtube the glitch magically disappeared after a couple of days...
This is only really a "practice project" designed to reveal potential issues but I'd really like to salvage something reasonable from the footage I've got.
There are some Youtube clips here:
Richmond Fontaine - Moving Back Home #2, Manchester 15 Sept 2011 - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qebObpHuqjA)
Richmond Fontaine - 1968, Manchester 15 Sept 2011 - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlvzzxyPzGo)
Richmond Fontaine - Post to Wire, Manchester 15 Sept 2011 - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YOWEm-TgwU)
Any advice anyone might be able to offer, even if it's just pointers to tutorials or past posts.
I was wondering if someone might be able to give me some pointers with something that's got me about to tear my hair out. I realize that I'm using an awkward mix of equipment here but it's all I've got at the moment and I'd like to think that I could get an acceptable final result with what I have. I'm much more of an audio person so please be gentle with me if I phrase things incorrectly here...
I've got some live music footage captured on two cameras:
-Sanyo Xacti HD200: MP4 - 1920x1080i - 29.97fps, upper field first
-Panasonic ZS-3 (point&shoot camera): m2ts - 1280x720p - 29.97fps
As I understand it, the ZS-3 incorrectly flags its output as 59.94fps. Another possibly confounding factor is that I'm in the UK with UK equipment but I don't seem to have had problems playing back NTSC stuff in the past.
I'm replacing the camera audio with a separate 48khz 24bit track. And I'm using Vegas Platinum v11.
I've synced up the footage and audio and have made my edits (by chopping out the bits of the ZS-3 footage that I don't want; the Sanyo footage is intact all along the timeline.)
I have a few questions:
-do the "project settings" have any influence at all, or do the render setting trump them?
-what do you think the best format and settings are for rendering this project to a blu ray disc, bearing in mind that I'd like to keep the audio as uncompressed as possible?
-is the ZS-3's faulty framerate flag going to cause problems here?
-should I keep everything NTSC or convert to PAL?
A slightly separate issue is that I wanted to make an SD version of these clips but every time I render to MPEG-2, I get blips in the video and audio. This doesn't seem to happen if I render to different formats. Weirdly, when I upped one of the clips to Youtube the glitch magically disappeared after a couple of days...
This is only really a "practice project" designed to reveal potential issues but I'd really like to salvage something reasonable from the footage I've got.
There are some Youtube clips here:
Richmond Fontaine - Moving Back Home #2, Manchester 15 Sept 2011 - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qebObpHuqjA)
Richmond Fontaine - 1968, Manchester 15 Sept 2011 - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlvzzxyPzGo)
Richmond Fontaine - Post to Wire, Manchester 15 Sept 2011 - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YOWEm-TgwU)
Any advice anyone might be able to offer, even if it's just pointers to tutorials or past posts.