Steven Thomas
August 1st, 2007, 04:09 PM
I'm trying to find the best encoder to convert to HDV for HD-DVD / Blueray and also IO-DATA (JVC) Player.
In the past, my projects involved converting HD to SD for DVD.
I've frame served from Sony Vegas directly to Procoder 2 with decent results.
When rendering HDV m2t files straight from Vegas, the quality is not so good.
Also, when frame serving directly to Procoder 2, the quality is also not great.
I'm seeing some color banding on gradients, color shifts, and some softening.
I've tried rendering with the HIGHEST quality settings
Note, my project is using 1280x720 23.976P (JVC HD100) HDV files converted to NEO Cineform. Also, if I render out cineform from my timeline, the picture quality is excellent. Maybe I'm expecting to much from exporting back to HDV.
Any suggestions on where I'm going wrong here? The color banding and color shift are not acceptable. The render HD video (m2t, wmv etc..) is darker than cineform rendered?
In the past, my projects involved converting HD to SD for DVD.
I've frame served from Sony Vegas directly to Procoder 2 with decent results.
When rendering HDV m2t files straight from Vegas, the quality is not so good.
Also, when frame serving directly to Procoder 2, the quality is also not great.
I'm seeing some color banding on gradients, color shifts, and some softening.
I've tried rendering with the HIGHEST quality settings
Note, my project is using 1280x720 23.976P (JVC HD100) HDV files converted to NEO Cineform. Also, if I render out cineform from my timeline, the picture quality is excellent. Maybe I'm expecting to much from exporting back to HDV.
Any suggestions on where I'm going wrong here? The color banding and color shift are not acceptable. The render HD video (m2t, wmv etc..) is darker than cineform rendered?