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August 18th, 2011, 04:12 AM
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Recording Interlaced Via nanoFlash
I currently record "progressive" from my XLH1 to my nanoFlash. Settings "Long Gop", "record PSF", "Prog" boxed ticked (checked) , "Play Prog". 140Mbps.
Camera set to "25f". I want to try interlaced, and would be grateful to know what settings I would need. I think interlaced might be better for wildlife video (birds in the main) where there is a lot of motion, panning and the like. Ron |
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August 18th, 2011, 04:56 AM
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Re: Recording Interlaced Via nanoFlash
I record 25f from my xlh1 to my nanoflash too.
For interlaced I'm guessing you set your camera to 50i and uncheck Record PSF> Prog on the nanoflash (I guess uncheck play prog too). Everything else should be the same.
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August 18th, 2011, 08:12 AM
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Re: Recording Interlaced Via nanoFlash
Dear Ron,
To record 1080i50, set your camera to 1080i50 (do not use 25F). Do not set Video|Record PSF>Prog.
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