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    Lots of comb lines in any motion in my MSP7 when saved as .wmv

    I've searched/read up on removing comb lines but MSP7 only has an option which cannot be enabled - "Allow interlaced processing" - Says it needs another codec (?)

    Right now, I'm forced to create an avi from MSP7 and import to WMM which can handle it without the comblines.

    But I'd rather use my own template in MSP7.

    How?

    Thanks

  • #2
    Interlaced video often shows interlace artifacts when displayed on the computer monitor, which is a non-interlaced (progressive scan) device.

    Have you previewed or played the output on an interlaced device like a TV yet? It very well could look as you expect there.

    Also: if you're mixing non-interlaced footage into an interlaced project you should open that clips Media Source Options and set the "no flicker" switch. This will produce the 2nd field necessary to prevent flicking due to the use of a single field on an interlaced device.

    Dr. Mordrid
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    I carry a gun because I can't throw a rock 1,250 fps

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    • #3
      Well, it's not for tv...It's for the internet (wmv).

      It's video I shot with a hi-8 camera and converted with Datavideo's DAC-100 into avi's.

      I assume it's all interlaced and need progressive as you mentioned in MSP7.

      I see the Media Source Options now and will try that.

      Thanks
      Last edited by zoobie; 8 September 2005, 20:11.

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      • #4
        Yes, delace the sources in MSO and export using FRAME mode and not a field setting.

        Dr. Mordrid
        Dr. Mordrid
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        An elephant is a mouse built to government specifications.

        I carry a gun because I can't throw a rock 1,250 fps

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        • #5
          I see. I'll try again as the deinterlacing is a blend.
          Actually, I was just told to never deinterlace as it destroys the video.
          Thanks

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          • #6
            Originally posted by zoobie
            Actually, I was just told to never deinterlace as it destroys the video.
            It does if you want to watch it on a TV, especially when it comes to 'smooth panning' or fast moving objects.
            "It's purely for evaluation..."

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