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Sylus Harrington December 7th, 2009 07:47 PM

XHA1s Deinterlace 60i FCP/Compressor Workflow
 
Was hunting around looking for deinterlace workflow solutions others have been using for their 60i footage.

Currently I import my XHA1s 60i footage into FCP as Apple Pro Res 422-60i. After editing is complete I export the final project as a "quicktime movie" with "current settings". Then send that to Compressor with the following deinterlace settings:

Frame Controls: On
Resize Filter: Best
Output Fields: Progressive
Deinterlace: Best (Motion Compensated)
Rate Conversion: Best (High Qual Motion Compensated)

I found this takes about 40-60 minutes to process each 1 minute of HD video on a QuadCore Mac Pro. End result is pretty good though.

What do others recommend or use when deinterlacing 60i? Would love to know! Thanks..

Joel Peregrine December 11th, 2009 11:38 AM

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Hi Sylus,

Is this for SD DVD's? If so try a test with a short snippet of your finished product with the Frame Controls off and instead turn on Deinterlace in the legacy filters tab. Set it to Blur. Its a much faster render. This works great when going from SD interlaced footage to an SD DVD, but I haven't needed to do it with HD footage as I shoot progressive with the A1.

http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/attachme...1&d=1260553048

Sylus Harrington December 18th, 2009 01:20 PM

Mainly I would be taking HD 60i footage and deinterlace for the web, but would be good to know a similar work flow for SD DVD as well. I didn't know about that filter in Compressor. Ill have to give that a shot and see how it comes out. Thanks a lot Joel!


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