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  1. Hello,
    I've tried exporting to DVD and to MPEG and am getting these lines when there is fast motion as in this shot. My source is video captured from my Panasonic PV-GS320 via PE3.

    Any idea what is causing this and how to get rid of it? Thanks!

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    that's normal interlacing not seen on tv's
    just another reason why a tv monitor is needed when editing
    you can check for color correction, field order, etc...
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  3. That's the finished file, not a capture of the edit screen. Still the case?
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    Originally Posted by Captain Satellite
    That's the finished file, not a capture of the edit screen. Still the case?
    As said this is what interlace video looks like on a progressive computer monitor. You are seeing two fields as a frame. It will look normal on a TV. On a computer you would use a deinterlacing player like PowerDVD or VLC. Progressive HDTV sets have internal hardware deinterlacers.
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  5. Thanks, guys. Yeah, Ed, I checked it out on my InterVideo WinDVD player and it looks fine. That shot was from Nero's Showtime player.

    Thanks for the help as always.
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