Code Rad Active member Mar 27, 2008 #1 Is there a way to convert 720 60p to a full frame 4:3 60i video? As in taking half the lines from each progressive frame and interlacing them? Has anyone tried this? or could someone point me in the right direction? Thanks!
Is there a way to convert 720 60p to a full frame 4:3 60i video? As in taking half the lines from each progressive frame and interlacing them? Has anyone tried this? or could someone point me in the right direction? Thanks!
B Barry_Green Moderator Mar 27, 2008 #2 The HVX does that on the fly (but as 16:9). Play back 720/60p and watch it on the composite or s-video output and you'll see it happening. So yes, in post this is easy.
The HVX does that on the fly (but as 16:9). Play back 720/60p and watch it on the composite or s-video output and you'll see it happening. So yes, in post this is easy.
ProfessorU Veteran Mar 28, 2008 #3 When I need precise control over fields, frames, and cropping, I use AfterEffects. But most software will offer at least some sort of brute force option for conversion. If you don't have anything right now, you can try Edius Broadcast for free.
When I need precise control over fields, frames, and cropping, I use AfterEffects. But most software will offer at least some sort of brute force option for conversion. If you don't have anything right now, you can try Edius Broadcast for free.
Code Rad Active member Mar 28, 2008 #4 Thanks for the replies. I also found this on the Cow for anyone's future reference: http://library.creativecow.net/articles/solorio_marco/interlacing_progressive_footage.php
Thanks for the replies. I also found this on the Cow for anyone's future reference: http://library.creativecow.net/articles/solorio_marco/interlacing_progressive_footage.php