Exporting question....slideshow

[DVX100Shooter]

I just finished up a 16 minute slideshow for a client. I used FCP and Motion to create it. I used the same export settings I would use for video. I noticed that all pictures that had any kind of movement to it, had noticeable interlaced lines going through it. So I am wondering a few things.

Do I select all clips and and DE-INTERLACE?
" " with motion and add a blur to them?


I noticed interlaced lines going through my company logo too which I never have seen happen before.

Should I have used a different export codec like Animation or something.

Thanks

 

[Alex H.]

Slideshows are made of still images, which are essentially progressive. If you edit them into an interlaced timeline, you'll have this issue. And it will be visible when viewing on a progressive monitor, such as your computer screen.

What's your final output? Web? PowerPoint? DVD?

 

[DVX100Shooter]

Final output is DVD. I didn't notice the lines on my screen...well I use a flat screen HDTV to edit with instead of computer monitor. I also have an external monitor and didn't notice it on that either. I noticed the lines when I created the dvd and watched it on another flat screen tv in my house. What about graphics coming out of Motion? Should I have exported using an Animation codec?

My timeline is set up as Apple ProRes 422 NTSC 48 and Capture is DV NTSC 48

Is there anything I should have done differently? Can this be corrected if I set this up incorrectly?

 

[DVX100Shooter]

Someone suggested that I work in a 30p HD codec even though I am going to output to a SD DVD. They said I would have better results that way. I've never heard of doing it that way. If this is the case, since my project is completed, do I just copy the entire project, create a new project with new Sequence settings and paste my project there and then export to a quicktime movie?