Problem?

[Mastamind]

Wtf is this:



As you can see, around the edges it's messed up. Here's a normal frame, what it should look like:




This happens on EVERYTHING I export from Vegas. Lagarith, Huffyvuv, I've tried different containers, sizes, but Vegas insists on screwing up the video.
Anybody help?

[Kariudo]

Are you rendering at the same resolution and aspect ratio as your source?
That looks like bad resizing to me.

If all else fails, you can use Debugmode Frameserver to open your project in Vdub/mod and let it do your render instead of Vegas

[Mastamind]

Are you rendering at the same resolution and aspect ratio as your source?

Yes I am actually. I forgot to mention that this occurs about every other frame- one will be normal, and the next will have that.
I just finished some more tests. I made some vertical lines, rendered, and there was no problem. So why won't it work on the footage I need? I'll look into the Debugmode Frameserver, but I'd like to get to the core of the matter and figure out what the problem is.

[Kariudo]

not rendering interlaced, are you?

if that's not it, post your project and render settings, and source properties.

[Mastamind]

not rendering interlaced, are you?

if that's not it, post your project and render settings, and source properties.

No.
Project settings:

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Render settings:

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Source Footage:

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(And yes there is a reason I have the pixel aspect ratio the way it is)
Funny enough, for some reason I originally had the field order on that clip "Upper first" ... Changed it to progressive, problem fixed. BUT, now after I changed it, Vegas feels like interlacing:



...Yeah. Footage isn't interlaced, project and export settings aren't interlaced, but somehow, it comes out interlaced?

[Kariudo]

That's probably because you're trying to make Vegas double your framerate.
My guess is that vegas is looking at each frame as a field and blending the two to get to 60fps

[Mastamind]

That's not it... I tried rendering 30fps and it's still there. And if that was the case, it should have been interlaced before I changed the footage settings.

[Kariudo]

try setting deinterlace method to 'none' instead of blend fields (then motion blur to none as well if that doesn't work)

if you're changing the velocity of the clip, you might need to disable resample or something (not really sure, I use premiere)

[Enigma]

try setting deinterlace method to 'none' instead of blend fields (then motion blur to none as well if that doesn't work)

if you're changing the velocity of the clip, you might need to disable resample or something (not really sure, I use premiere)

Disable Resample is you're friend.
And try using theses settings for you're project.

[Mastamind]

try setting deinterlace method to 'none' instead of blend fields (then motion blur to none as well if that doesn't work)

if you're changing the velocity of the clip, you might need to disable resample or something (not really sure, I use premiere)

Thanks, that did it. So problem solved, for now.

And try using theses settings for you're project.
http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/4117/image1ig.jpg

Frankly, I'm in a position where I can't change the AR of the source. And the pixel aspect ratio is at 0.9091, but is it OK if I make my final compression with those settings? Or should I resize it after I export from Vegas?