by VicBond007 » Mon Dec 09, 2002 11:02 am
It's hard-coded into the program because premiere is generally intended for people editing for tv using clips they've captured themselves, in which case your source would be full frame interlaced and you'd want to deinterlace it whenever it slowed down otherwise it'll make you sick if you watched it on a television. We tend to work for progressive displays though so it sucks for us. Just remember to click it I guess ^_^
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