DV --> MPEG2 Motion Vegas-Windvr

[mstaras]

Hi!
I have capture in dv format some videos from my cam (Sony TRV60E PAL) and i want to render them to mpeg2 with the best quality.
I have some questions:

1)The videos are interlaced and i manage to de-inter. them with Vegas but i dont know which is the best way to do that (lower-bottom field - deflicker - motion blur etc). Anyone knows something more?

2) When i render them the motion of the mpeg videos isnt good. When i use WinDVR i change motion vector to Vert.32/Horiz.32, and the motion is better. How can i do that in Vegas?

Which are for u the best render settings
for dv (avi, interlaced) to mpeg2 (Dvd, best quality, de-interlaced)

My english isnt so good so please give me some analytic instructions - answers...

Thanks a lot!!!

p.s. I have good results using DVD template, my problem is that the motion is not so good, it is like 'slow' motion, it something about motion vector like windvr (or these i & b-frames) but i dont know how to fix it... i would like to have more smooth movement!Anyone??? Please Help...

[racer-x]

If your source is DV, then it is interlaced with lower field first. If you want to make a DVD out of it, DO NOT DE-INTERLACE THE VIDEO.
Convert to DVD-spec MPEG-2 with Lower Field First.

If you're making video for PC only, then you can De-interlace if you want.

[mstaras]

hm... my cam has 2 modes for shooting... progressive and interlaced .
With interlaced videos i see on pc-monitor these 'lines' when it has some movement.
I want to remove them so i have to deinterlace... or not ??? I set vegas to deinterlace when i render the original videos to mpeg2.. is it wrong?

I want avi videos to look good on my monitor so i deinterlace them and render again as avi.

There is not need to set vegas to deinterlace when i render to mpeg for dvd?

The other issue is that the mpeg2 videos looks to have some kind of motion blur in quick movements ...