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Tom Roper May 10th, 2007 10:23 PM

I can't make it work
 
In the project properties, I can choose progressive and then interpolate or blend, but that only applies to the preview window, not the output.

If I choose render-as, I can create a custom template but not for main-concept mpeg video, just AVI, WMV etc. If I choose one of those, the custom template choice allows progressive scan for AVI with a choice of codecs. But under the field order box, there is no selection choice for interpolate or blend methods.

So if Vegas can really deinterlace mpeg2 video, I haven't figured it out. Someone will have to show me. From what I can see, the only option is AVI and that's an extra render and huge file payload that Tmpgenc Xpress doesn't need.

At this point, my judgment is that Tmpgenc Xpress in the area of deinterlacing functionality is quite far beyond what I've been able to see in Vegas.

Update:

I left out, that I *can* deinterlace in Vegas with one of the default templates for mpeg2 video, for example NTSC DV video 24p with 3:2 pulldown. If that's the goal, then it's there.

I was trying for 29.97, no pulldown, and a motion adaptive algorithm, or just something artifact free and not soft.

Peter Moretti May 12th, 2007 11:52 AM

Tom,

Thanks SO MUCH for all your hard work. I just checked out the TMPGEnc website. Xpress looks like a very powerful program. If I can't Vegas to what I want, that's the way I'll go.

Thanks much!

Tom Roper May 12th, 2007 04:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Moretti (Post 677970)
Tom,

Thanks SO MUCH for all your hard work. I just checked out the TMPGEnc website. Xpress looks like a very powerful program. If I can't Vegas to what I want, that's the way I'll go.

Thanks much!

Thank you too Peter. If you CAN get Vegas to work, please post back here how you did it.

Chuck Biddle May 13th, 2007 01:28 AM

Have you tried...
 
Putting the footage as is on two seperate video tracks and having one track with field order Upper First and the other Lower First? It seems generic enough that it may help.


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