Interlacing trouble on premiere

[CelfistJett]

I recently uploaded a video using my new premiere software, but there are some interlacing issues

http://www.vimeo.com/2632462

Anyone know how fix this? This knowledge would help me repair this video, and future videos. Thanks in advanced.

If you need to know, I shot this on my dvx100b, in 24p. Keep in mind that I know nothing about interlacing and deinterlacing.

[Shooter]

You shot progressive so there is no need to concern yourself about interlacing or deinterlacing.

You should edit in a Progressive project ie "no fields"


Curious - why are your videos "yellow"? (color temp issue or just the way you like them?)

[CelfistJett]

Just the way I like it, I put it on a warm setting. Thanks, I'll try it out when I get home.

[CelfistJett]

Alright I tried my luck, but no go. I am starting a normal default project, and I tried doing something different during the export. When I export it comes up with a settings option. I noticed that it defaulted as interlaced, with the lower one being first. So I thought "That must be why it is interlacing". I changed it to no fields (Progressive), but no; still interlaced as hell. So then I tried the de-interlacing option, still nothing! I can't seem to figure this out.

[nantnee]

Are you using Media Encoder?

How are you importing?

[CelfistJett]

I'm importing through Adobe premiere, I guess?

[Shooter]

Which version of Premiere are you using? (CS3 and CS4 are different export workflows)

What do you want in the end? avi, mpeg, dvd, qt, wmv, flash...????

[CelfistJett]

It's just the basic Adobe premiere Elements... wmv would be good, but avi ould be better.

[CelfistJett]

any advice?

[Shooter]

I am still not sure how you are exporting.

If you export a "movie" from Elements it will be an avi and it will match your project settings. (Which should be Progressive No Fields).

If you are exporting a wmv through the Encoder. Uncheck the Deinterlace Box.

[CelfistJett]

Yeah I export it as 'movie' from elements. It is an avi, and when I export it it brings up a save file, where I can check the settings, and I am sure to put 'Progressive (No Fields)'. However, the video I uploaded was actually defaulted as the top first or whatever settings, but that was a default. I've been exporting as progressive, and the footage still looks the same. The same zig-zaggy interlacing issues. I can deal with it for now because it is a minor issue, and the quality looks great to me. It would be much better if I could figure out how to remove this issue.

[Tin Man]

Jett, dont think your issue can be fixed with Pemiere elements. I don't have elements but I don't think elements will import the 24P into timeline correctly.

this being said, once you edit and export, you will compound the issue with the basic compressor in elements.

try downloading a trial of Premiere Pro 2.0 or up to CS4 and reimport with 24P settings.

[CelfistJett]

Good idea. Yeah, I just figured this out the other day, when I tried exporting the footage in Windows movie maker instead, and found that it came out PERFECTLY, but pixelated as hell. I'll try this idea out when I get home.