What should my project settings be when i am capturing video into my system ? Upper field or lower field ? What is the underlying principle one has to keep in mind when choosing a mode ?
Also when im importing a clip ,,, how do i identify wether it is upper field first or lower field first or if its progressive format ?
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10-07-2006 11:50 AM
DV = lower field first.
Progressive footage is neither upper nor lower first, it's progressive.
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10-07-2006 12:53 PM
I didn't realize that DV was always lower field first. What format is upper field first? I guess you really do learn something everyday...
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10-07-2006 01:07 PM
Barry > just say i recieve a clip from someone ? how will i know its a dvclip ? Through properties ? and is there some oter way like properties which can tell you if the file in question is lower / upper / no fields ?
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10-07-2006 01:14 PM
HDV, for one. There are lots of file formats and codecs out there, quicktimes and mjpg and mpeg and sorensen and dozens of others; it's always good to get the field order right. Vegas has presets for some of the more common formats.
Originally Posted by MisterCat
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If you received a clip through e-mail or on a DVD-ROM or something? Import it into your project media bin, right-click it and get the properties, it'll tell you what frame size, what codec, etc.
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10-07-2006 01:46 PM
But frame size and codec have nothing to do with the field order ? Unless i memorize all the codecs and their respective field orders,,, is there an easier way where vegas can show what the field order is ? Or any other way to find out ?
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10-08-2006 01:17 PM
Oh thanks GenJer and Barry.
Ill try the properties thing.
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10-08-2006 08:10 PM
Here is a little app to tell you what type of video it is AND if you have a compatible codec on your machine - Very handy. . .
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