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  1. 15th Apr 2004 13:31 #1
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    I was given finished m2v files by the client(who shall remain nameless for fear of embarrasment). They somehow got the feilds swapped so it's looking pretty bad.

    Is there anyway to fix this? I don't need to convert these and I don't want to degrade the signal in any way. I just need another m2v file with proper blending.
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  2. 15th Apr 2004 13:53 #2
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    ReStream will swap field order on a M2V
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    Thanks I'm messing with it right now trying to fix them. So far it doesn't seem to be correcting the problem but I'm just messing with the setting til I get it.
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    It may be too embedded. AT some point, a file can be beyond RESTREAM, but it normally fixes it. Swap the field order tab (check ot uncheck) and try a sample clip both ways.
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    It may be too embedded
    Huh ? WTF

    The only thing that can go wrong is mixed 24/30 fps
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    Originally Posted by FOO
    It may be too embedded
    Huh ? WTF
    The only thing that can go wrong is mixed 24/30 fps
    I don't know why. I've seen it, and that all I can say.
    I had to re-encode video once or twice from source because the field order was wrong twice, and apparently the error became embedded in the video.
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