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Downconverting edited 720p30 to PAL standard
Hi all
I'm working since a few weeks with the JVC GY-HD101, in Europe, PAL-district. Importing clips from the camera to FCP 5 within the appropriate settings of 720p30, editing with the same sequence settings, seems to work: the movement are quite fluid, no "stuttered images". But I'm not successfull trying to downconvert the clips or edited sequence to PAL-conformed settings (Sequences, QuickTime-Export etc.): the sequences or clips are very "stuttered". I can't believe that this is only because of the difference of 5 frames from 30 to 25... I'm working with the FW-in-out-possibility of the camera, not with the component-out-interface (this would request a Decklink- or Kona-card. Any help (downconverting 720p30 to PAL 16:9 anamorph in Postpro with FCP, Compressor, QT etc.) would be very appreciated. Edwin Lucerne, Switzerland |
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Downconverting edited 720p30 to PAL standard
Hi John
Thank you for your help. No I don't need NTSC, but in Final Cut Pro there is no support for 25p or 24p yet, and 25p is not an industrial standard. Somebody told me that it would be the best to work with 720p30 and then downconvert it to PAL-settings using compressor 2. But the stuttered movements, although a little better, are still there. Maybe the way is to shoot 25p and then log and capture with component out (with a Decklink or AJA/Kona-Card with component in) and HDV PB PAL or 1080i (camera PB-Setting)? But there is more stuttering with 25p instead of 30p... (even when I pan the camera in horizontal or vertical plane rather slowly). What could be the best software for Mac - I'm working with FCP 5... Thank you. Edwin |
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Graeme Nattress is the guy who could help you with this. He is a member here, so maybe he will notice this post.
His standards conversion plugin might work in your situation. http://www.nattress.com/standardsConversion.htm Have you tried just making a new PAL sequence and then dragging your 720P30 sequence into it?
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Hi Tim
Thank you for your response. I'm in contact with Graeme Nattress. He told me to use the try out version first. Dragging a 720p30 sequence into a PAL sequence unfortunately was not very successful - stuttered movements. Maybe the best way will be to shoot 720p25, play back the tape using the JVC GY-HD101's component out in PAL (menu settings) by using a Kona-Card with component-in (buying one...). Thank you very, very much for your help, also in earlier threads (settings and other stuff). Edwin |
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