Huffy?
i been reading that on the form but I havent seen it in the guide... care to link me the place for detail or explain?
Anyways, im re-reading the guide, slowly im starting to comprehend, as im looking at my other AMV I've done...
I want to edit this AMV with Progressive Footage.
In order for me to do so, I need to make sure its not interlaced?
HOW DO I CHECK???!!!
So, currently I dont know that, so I will ASSUME I have interlaced footage.
But I will do "slow motion" and/or apply effects, I will need to deinterlace.
Which now copy-paste from the guide:
Deinterlacing can be good or bad depending on the method and, unfortunately, the method used by one of the most popular programs - Premiere - is pretty ugly. In fact, most stock deinterlacing features in editing programs are pretty crap so, during these parts, your video will look sub-standard. Also, if you need to edit a still in photoshop or use a mouth section for lip-synch you need to get sections that aren't interlaced otherwise things can get really messy.
So back to square one, I want it progressive, its mor simple, less hassle.. only hassle is geting it to progressive if its not progressive to begin with.
NOW I NEED INFO ON "IVTC ".
where to download it or WHAT IS IT?
Once using the program, all my footage becomes 23.976 (1% less)
One thing I will point out, however, is that running IVTC on your footage will make it 23.976fps. If you are using Vegas video this is not a problem... if you are using Adobe Premiere however, it is a big problem Premiere cannot easily edit 23.976 fps and this is a very annoying truth. It can edit in 23.98fps but this mode has all sorts of synch issues and the final output is useless to everyone. Thankfully you can change it to 24fps and premiere can edit 24fps fine so it's not all bad - it just requires a little more preparation in advance.
So, now I would assume, without IVTC, can I just start the project with:
Editing Mode: "Video For Window"
Timebase: 24FPS
Frame Size: 640x480
P.A.R : square pixel (verticle = 4:3)
Fields: Progressive
Display Format; 24 fps timecode
Title safe area: default (20/20 H/V)
Action Safe Area: default (20/20 H/V)
Audio:
44100hz
Howeve, as what the guide says, Im not rendering, saving, or emporting with the audio.
After im done with the entire visual aspect, export it, re-attach the avi which is now a 29.97, put the audio in, which is already that same info, export save, THE END...
am I right or someone care to tell me where I went wrong?
hey im learning here!
