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why upper field first
i have new 2.04 firmware and in vegas my original footage has unnown field dominance, my cineform converted footage has upper field dominance. Is it canon, or vegas or cineform that is having problems. Is anyone noticeing similar isues? I have read posts about FCP, but not about cineform and vegas. After effects reads proper prograssive footage.
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The footage is progressive, but vegas seems not able to interpret this correctly. Just change the clip properties to progressive for each clip on the timeline, before rendering.
Unfortunately vegas does not allow you to change the field properties for multiple clips, so if you have a lot of shots it is quite tedious to change them all one at a time. Richard |
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Otherwise, Edward Troxel wrote a Vegas script (I'm sure it's online somewhere) that changes the field order. It can be applied to all the clips at once IIRC. |
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