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Long shot posting here to see if anyone knows about this, but I thought I would try. I have old Mini DV videotapes I am transferring in using the mini DV cable via a Canopus ADVC100. It looks pretty good, but on fast moving motion, the video displays a kind of double ghost image and I'm wondering why. This is not interlace combing, but a ghost image, as below.
Anyone have any idea how to avoid this?
Mac Studio (2023)
And the miniDV was shot 25p PAL? Also, isn't ProRess 422 overkill for DV?
And the miniDV was shot 25p PAL? Also, isn't ProRess 422 overkill for DV?
Yes, 25p PAL.
I think ProRes 422 is overkill, but QT records it that way. I then edit and output using H.264.
You're capturing interlaced footage as progressive, don't.
Not sure if you have tried this already...
What does it look like if you bring your QT capture into FCP?
Transfer from Mini DV video camera has ghosting
