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CaptainMench said:Try this:
http://homepage.mac.com/captmench/1080_30_to_24.zip
You want to cut it all in the original footage and compress it when done.
I've never used HDV before and I had nothing to test this out with.
Should take a good amount of time to render... but should actually be worth it. Try something small first and see if it works.
Good luck,
CaptM
CaptainMench said:CHUCK!!!
WHEN you have kids you will realize that there are times when the LOVE just gets TOO much and as a dad you need a break from it all.
That said... my last post was actually longer with quite a bit of spite and anger that I had to trim it down a bit...
I mean, here it IS two days before Christmas... (OH and I was gone all last week and the wii came and Linda wrapped it and stuck it under the tree so I couldn't make sure it was safe for the boys (and play with it myself late at night))... and this guy can't even figure out how to use a droplet??? (Oh, here I go again...)
The KEY is to use adaptive frame blending as you move from 30fps to 24fps. Not hard... this took me about 5 minutes. The hard part though is to TEST it. That I cannot do.
My next step with this guy is to offer my consult fees.
I should be Major by April.
CaptM
Blaine said:janusz,
Not trying to pile on but there is a whole chapter in the Compressor manual (which can also be accessed from the "Help" within your Compressor program. It is chapter 18. It should tell you everything you need to know about Droplets.