Need help asap

[stairwaystudios]

Hello,

I am having a big issue with exporting a final sequence. I have a scheduled screening tomorrow morning at 11am, and my film is yet to be exported properly.

Here's the issue


After various attempts to export my sequence I am noticing the film has Interlaced Jagged Lines throughout.

I have exported the film on HV 720P60, 29.97 rate, 1280 x 720 and deinterlaced also checked

I added a deinterlaced filter throughout the sequence



any suggestions?????

 

[Noel Evans]

For an answer, need to ask questions.

First, did you shoot this at 720/60p?

 

[stairwaystudios]

For an answer, need to ask questions.

First, did you shoot this at 720/60p?

Hi,

Yes & No

we used 2 cameras one the Sony V1U and the other an HVX200 which was 1080i

 

[Noel Evans]

So footage was shot from both cams as 1080i / 60i?

 

[stairwaystudios]

yeah, that is correct.

 

[stairwaystudios]

actually, meant to say is we used 2 different cameras, 1. camera was shot at 720 and the other 1080i

 

[Noel Evans]

OK couple of things. How are you viewing the export?

Interlaced footage, I dont usually deinterlace. On export when viewed on a TV screen, it looks fine - on a computer monitor it looks jaggy.

 

[Shooter]

Why De interlace?

Why do it twice?

Try dealing with each camera footage separately. Separate timeline sequences

The footage may have confused the Project setting.

How you are viewing the export footage is an important question.

 

[Derkoi]

Dont forget that if you view it via quicktime, quicktime uses a setting by default to lower the quality of the preview to enable smoother playback, making it appear blocky.