Hi,
I'm having a huge problem and my hair is going up now. I have captured DV. When I view them, I see those disturbing horizontal lines, which is only on pc-monitors, cause they use no fields. Now, after editing, when I render to any format, with fields off/upper/lower, deinterlacing on/off....those lines are always there...I really tried every possible setting.
I don't understand it anymore. I always have this problem with DV. When I capture from analog devices, no problem at all....
I use a pinnacle dv500 dvd. But, their service really is a pain in the ***. No reply after three mails and three months.....
Somebody has an explanation for me?
Thanks a lot
Spiv
http://users.pandora.be/spiv
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Maybe this can help http://www.ulead.com/learning/video3/page1.htm
If your looking at the video on a pc you will notice the lines. But it should be fine on a TV. If you have powerDVD, try opening the files as it has deinterlacing filter on when viewing video.
Hope that helps!
Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........ -
DV is always bottom field first (odd) also to keep in mind , if you want to deinterlace DV(dont know why you would unless your working with a 24p camera) , you have to split the fields
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Maybe I should have said that the final rendered movie must be viewed on a pc. I know when wathing it on a tv I won't have these lines, but on the pc they are still there.
How do I split fields under Adobe Premiere 6.5 to avoid the lines?
Spiv
http://users.pandora.be/spiv
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