Edward wrote:

>>>This script is designed to take standard 30p footage and change it to 24p for the purpose of burning it to a DVD. >>>

Will this work with standard 60i interlace footage?

Thanks,

Brian

It should work with 60i.

Install it whereever you wish. All you need to know is how to find the FilmLook.js file but you can assign that to a button so you only need to find it once.

I'd try just printing to tape as normal and let Vegas take care of the other details.

A new version of the filmlook script is now available at:
http://www.jetdv.com/scripts/RC1_filmlook.exe

This version has much better error handling and adds a series of "looks". It has also been designed so that additional "looks" may be added in the future. It is also installed in a new location: c:\Program Files\JETDV\Filmlook so you may wish to uninstall the previous version so two versions of the script are not on your system.

This version of the script will never expire. However, a "nag" screen will appear for every TEN uses.

Special thanks to filmy for creating the looks and the setup program that installs those looks, script, and other goodies.

Is this link still valid?

No. It is now:

http://www.jetdv.com/scripts/RC3_VegasFilmLooks.exe

Dunno where I got this originally, but the author's name appears:

http://ideaspora.net/filmlook

- jim

I remember seeing that at one point. The FilmLook Plugin installed with the above EXE is designed to simlify the processes described in the FilmLook article written by Douglas Spotted Eagle.