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June 3rd, 2007, 04:55 PM | #16 | |
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So, Richard, it seems i'm in trouble, since i'm on a mac and it's all done around QT... |
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June 3rd, 2007, 06:36 PM | #18 |
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OK! Problem solved!
And the solution it's a very strange one... Even with progressive footage, i must export it as interlaced to DV. After that, the DV and the mpeg2 files were fine. I'm happy because i solved the problem, but it doesn't make any sense. |
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Hi Luis. That's good news, glad you got it working.
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OK, i think i opened my mouth too early.
Everything is fine 'till i make the DVD. The DVD got the strange lines and some flickering again. I'm going to try to post this in the Mac forum to see if i can get some more help, because it seems to me some kind of problem with QT. |
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Hi Luis, I have been fighting the same thing although I am Using PC with Vegas and Architect. I finally got rid of the lines completely, I ended up rendering my project to a .wmv file in HD. Then let Architect rerender the file for DVD and I clicked "reduce interlace flicker" before the rerender. It came out beautiful, No problems at all. I was able to get the same result rendering directly to SD by upping my bitrates and then making sure I clicked "reduce interlace flicker". Silly since its all progressive, but whatever works.
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Right now i'm getting better results if i bypass the DV conversion and go directly to mpeg2, but it's not perfect yet. And i'm also having better results with "upper field". |
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Such a shame I didn't see this thread before!
I needed an XH-A1 for a job in Moscow I'll have next week. I bought one thinking it was on a pair with my DVX in SD (I'm not mentioning the nice and sharp hdv image). I am stupid, since I din't test it personally BEFORE buying!! I can't believe how many people don't see and don't mind for this horrible aliasing in SD. It turns out I'll sell it the day after I come back from Moscow, because (unfortunately) I'll need HD/HDV only when clients will ask for it. From a professional point of view, this camera is unusable in SD Cheers |
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Same problem
Anyone use New Tek's VT4? I have the lines problem in SD and I think a little in HD. Anyone know how to get rid of them in MY editing system. I use DVD Workshop to create the DVD.
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At the end of the day, you may still prefer your old DVX for SD production and there will be other people that share your view. The work flow is certainly simpler. However, many other professionals (and amateurs like myself) find the XH-A1 a very usable, versatile camera that gives remarkably good results. You will even find experienced producers who prefer the XH-A1 to a 2/3" Sony DSR DVcam for SD DVD production.
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November 13th, 2007, 11:21 PM | #27 |
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I finally managed to make good down-conversions in fcp.
Tried many ways and many codecs and i found out the problem. Try this: Edit 1080f and at the end put the final result in a square pixel SD uncompressed or prores sequence (rendering set to best). Export using "current settings" as a self contained movie. Make your new beautiful DVD... One problem was down-converting directly to anamorphic SD. Converting first to square-pixel SD solved the problem. The other was the DV codec. I don't know if this is correct, but the DV codec seems always interlaced. Even with progressive footage the signal is interlaced (but with the progressive cadence). So avoid it at any cost. The results are perfect, at least for me. L.R. |
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Hi Lous
Luis, I have a question what did you do after you exported as SD square pixels from FCP before burning your DVD? Did you go directly to DVD Studio Pro?
Thanks, Pavel
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