I´m working on 1080i project which contains HD clips DNHD 120 for graphics.
When I set this project as 25i I can see the outpout through analog Mojo, realtime downconwerted - result is not so bad but not excellent
But the problem starts here: If I want to transcode or mixdown the sequence from HD to sd e.g. MPEG 50, the result is awful, with jagged edges, blured image and flickering lines. So If I first export HD sequence as QT movie same as source and then reimport back as MPEG 50, then the result is very nice, clear and sharp image as I expect from HD SD software downconwerting.
Why transcode or mixdown don´t work for me well?
Thanks
M.
rangatanga:If I want to transcode or mixdown the sequence from HD to sd e.g. MPEG 50, the result is awful ... Why transcode or mixdown don´t work for me well?
peace luca
I am having the same issues with a project I am working on. I have a 40 minute nature documentary shot on HDV. The blu-ray version look spot on perfect, but when I go to export a quicktime ref into any mpeg encoder, (I have tried 4), the video has jaggies, especially on shots with tilts.
How did you export your quictime movie? Was it a reference file? I want to try the same.
Thanks!
no it was not QT reference but QT movie, same as source. Since odd errors occured with QT references compatibility in transcoders I better export QT movie
for best results I find that I must keep these rules
under render settings set the best quality
within HD projects do not mix HD and SD clips - especially titles - transcode SD or re create titles to DNXHD codec first
under media creation render settings do not select same as source - set it to DNXHD codec - if the application renders SD resolution under HD project it causes problems like jagged edges and blur after export
Promote titles to 3D and select High quality button
then export from HD project as QT movie same as source. If the QT movie is now reimported to SD project as MPEG 50 or 1:1 the result looks nice. Exporting to mpeg encoder is the analogic way. Try to export movie as HD first, if you don´t have corresponding results or encoder does not support HD raster, then reimport QT movie to sd project as above and export to encoder again.
It is a little complicated way but for me it works
good luck
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