What is going on here? Interlacing?

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Lkorver

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I recently shot a industrial video in what I thought was 1080p 24, and I'm noticing some weird interlacing going on. I thought that its recorded in a 1080i package but in progressive 24 frames.

The inspector says the footage is 1080p 30fps.
 

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You say you shot 1080 30p, and then you said you recorded 1080i but 24p...

If you shot 1080/24p, yes there will be interlacing unless you remove the pulldown. So how are you editing the footage?
 
Barry_Green said:
You say you shot 1080 30p, and then you said you recorded 1080i but 24p...

If you shot 1080/24p, yes there will be interlacing unless you remove the pulldown. So how are you editing the footage?
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I thought I recorded 24p but the video rate in the FCP browswer says 29.97. When I drop the footage into the fcp timeline it creates a sequence with a 29.97 timebase. Should i still be removing the pulldown? I'll give it a shot.
 
Could this be the culprit. I was doing some capturing recently of some old minidv stuff so when I checked my capture presets, it was set to dv. Do I need to kick it over dvcprohd 108024pa which should automatically do the pulldown and give me true progressive material. Or is there a work around in cinema tools or something? sorry for the confusion, learn as I go!
 
Well, this is all becoming FCP-specific questions, so I'm moving the thread over to our FCP forum so you'll get some good solid answers.
 
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