transducr
2007 December 11th, 21:30
So, the first time I tried the suggested Apple workflow it seemed to work out fine. Just tried it again and it seems i'm still getting interlaced artifacts.
I've uploaded a very short 23.98 clip of a dripping faucet. Watch the droplets as some of them just become a series of horizontal lines. I arrowed through, frame-by-frame a few times to get a closer look.
Any thoughts on this, anyone? Have I somehow overlooked something?
http://hv20.info/yopu/sink.mov
Update:
I went through all of my captured footage and only three clips had this problem. I tried them again in Compressor, double-checking my work, and got the same results. I was begining to think maybe there was a problem with the footage itself.
Then I tried JES Deinterlacer and it knocked out all three like a champ.
When I read abut this workflow (not just in the Apple support doc) several people said they had digitized tons of material this way and never had a situation where Compressor didn't find the cadence and correctly de-interlace. Supposedly that was the domain of Cinema Tools. :)
At any rate, I guess I should consider simply using JES Deinterlacer from now on...
Anyone else experience this?
I've uploaded a very short 23.98 clip of a dripping faucet. Watch the droplets as some of them just become a series of horizontal lines. I arrowed through, frame-by-frame a few times to get a closer look.
Any thoughts on this, anyone? Have I somehow overlooked something?
http://hv20.info/yopu/sink.mov
Update:
I went through all of my captured footage and only three clips had this problem. I tried them again in Compressor, double-checking my work, and got the same results. I was begining to think maybe there was a problem with the footage itself.
Then I tried JES Deinterlacer and it knocked out all three like a champ.
When I read abut this workflow (not just in the Apple support doc) several people said they had digitized tons of material this way and never had a situation where Compressor didn't find the cadence and correctly de-interlace. Supposedly that was the domain of Cinema Tools. :)
At any rate, I guess I should consider simply using JES Deinterlacer from now on...
Anyone else experience this?