Any PAL Vegas Users?
Apologies in advance as this is a double post in the Vegas section as well. Figured it was of interest in both which is why I did it.
Got my PAL XH-A1. Did some test shots in 50i and 25f with a view to comparing. The only option in preferences within Vegas is HD 1080-50i(1920x1080, 25fps) So...wihin Vegas, 25f doesn't seem to be an option? Anybody know any different or a workaround? |
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Alastair, I have simply created and saved my own template as attached.
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Hi Poitr, dzein dobri!
Thanks for the quick reply. Youve answered my question but raised a few more. I thought the templates that were shown were all that was available? Can you literally tell Vegas to handle whatever you throw at it? Your template shows 1440x1080 whereas I was under the assumption that I was shooting1920 (have I just shown a huge degree of ignorance!!!!!) |
Alastair,
You can stat with any template, set your own values in the fields and choose whatever you want from the drop-down lists, and then save it a s your own template under a name of your choice. As to the width, yes - 1440 is the HDV standard, just like the Pixel aspect ratio of 1,3333 (which will give you the 1920 to watch). Cheers! |
Thanks Poitr,
I'm still on the learning curve and you have helped steer me through one obstacle. So.....when and for what would you use the 1920 x 1080 template? |
I'll post this here as well, as it's the natural next question.
OK, now I have my project properties correct, and, assuming I was wanting to print a HDV master back to tape, what render settings would I choose for 50i and 25f? I tried rendering as MPEG 2 DVD Architect PAL and the 25f looked fine. The 50i didn't look right at all. Seemed to have horizontal striping across the image. Thanks in advance! |
Alastair, sorry I lost your questions because the thread has been moved.
The horizontal "striping" you see is probable interlace artifacts; if you deliver to a DVD to be played in a progressive DVD player (or feeding a progressive TV, or both) - this is not a problem as it'll get deinterlaced. If you mainly intent to watch your movies on a PC, you better use the F format! |
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