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Feb 21, 2011 1:21 PM in response to larsen20000by stuckfootage,larsen20000 wrote:
25p to 50p
I'm confused. Don't you mean you want to go from 25p to 50i?
You don't really want the screen capture to be faster, right?
To go from 25 fps progressive to 25 fps interlaced (25i50),
select the Timing tab on the FileIn node, and select Convert
in the reTiming parameter. Set InputFrameRate to PAL (25),
and you can leave the OutputFrameRate at default or set it to PAL.
Expand the OutputFrameRate parameter to reveal a toggle called
OutputFrameInterlaced. Click to turn on. Set the OutputFrameDominance
to be odd (PAL). Scoll down to see the Deinterlacing parameter.
You can probably leave it set to Fast, but you can get better
results with much more processing time by setting it to Good.
Connect FileIn to FileOut.
In the Fileout node, choose Quicktime and select codec options,
and choose a preset–for example, DVCPRO-PAL–and set the
scan option to Interlaced.
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Feb 22, 2011 7:28 AM in response to Patrick Sheffieldby larsen20000,25p to 50i..
I need to interlace screencapture because it should be used in the same timeline as interlaced camera footage.. The screencapture looks really bad so I thought I´d give it a try! -
Feb 22, 2011 7:52 AM in response to larsen20000by Patrick Sheffield,Look, you can tell FCP that it's interlaced - it doesn't matter. If you want to use it in an interlaced timeline, click on your clip, ⌘9, from the field dominance popup, change it to match your timeline.
Bingo. Interlaced. All it means is that FCP will now deal with the clips in fields when resizing/processing. It doesn't matter if the original frame is progressive.
Patrick
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Feb 22, 2011 8:02 AM in response to Patrick Sheffieldby larsen20000,Ahh, thanks! Maybe you have a better answer than deinterlacing all footage (takes a lot of time) for this problem too?
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2761314 -
Feb 22, 2011 9:00 AM in response to larsen20000by Patrick Sheffield,★HelpfulToo bad you can't shoot 720p...
If your target is the web, you should de-interlace the footage and work in a non-interlaced timeline.
Personally, I prefer Graeme's smart de-interlacer from Nattress film effects. And you only apply it to the footage you use in your timeline, rather than de-interlacing everything first...
btw, people were helpful in that other thread, you might show some gratitude... FYI:
http://discussions.apple.com/help.jspa#answers
Patrick
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Feb 22, 2011 9:33 AM in response to Patrick Sheffieldby larsen20000,Thanks a lot, I´ll check out the Nattress plugin!
(Not finished with the other thread..)
