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  1. 26th Oct 2008 23:24 #1
    yunakokimama
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    I use premiere pro CS3. I want to upload high quality video to youtube or vemeo.com.
    But what kind of setting to capture 30p in premiere pro CS3???

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    Capture from what ?
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    Canon HV30 miniDV HDV
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  4. 27th Oct 2008 01:39 #4
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    You have to set the camera specifically for 30p mode. By default, it records at 60i, in which case you'll need to deinterlace your footage before you upload to Vimeo.
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