horizontal lines in footage at DVinfo.net

David Dwyer · February 5th, 2006, 07:39 PM

I dont think its a problem with capture but think its something to do with my software setup? I captured some HDV tapes 1080i 50 saved them on my NAS drive then reinstalled Windows.

Now when I reply the video I get horizontal lines through my footage and cant work out why?

http://www.dangly.co.uk/images/lines.JPG

Picture

EDIT

So im Deinterlace the footage now.. I'll see how it comes out :)

All sorted:

http://www.dangly.co.uk/images/nolines.jpg

Does this mean I have to do 2 versions of my video if I do a DVD and then just PC version?

John Rofrano · February 6th, 2006, 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David Dwyer

Does this mean I have to do 2 versions of my video if I do a DVD and then just PC version?

Actually, you can just to a progressive (deinterlaced) version and the DVD player will add the interlacing on-the-fly. So you can get away with just doing a PC version and use that for the DVD too. Of course you will be throwing away vertical resolution so you really should do two versions if you want the best quality DVD.

~jr

February 5th, 2006, 07:39 PM	#1
David Dwyer Major Player Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Chester, North West Posts: 565	horizontal lines in footage I dont think its a problem with capture but think its something to do with my software setup? I captured some HDV tapes 1080i 50 saved them on my NAS drive then reinstalled Windows. Now when I reply the video I get horizontal lines through my footage and cant work out why? http://www.dangly.co.uk/images/lines.JPG Picture EDIT So im Deinterlace the footage now.. I'll see how it comes out :) All sorted: http://www.dangly.co.uk/images/nolines.jpg Does this mean I have to do 2 versions of my video if I do a DVD and then just PC version? Last edited by David Dwyer; February 6th, 2006 at 04:06 AM.