[quote user="glasgoweditor"] [quote user="Larry Rubin"] Just for grins and giggles, try a timewarp with interlaced in and progressive out. Just a hunch, not sure. [/quote] I did that an hour ago :( I think I may have cracked it however :) I'll let you know! [/quote] GOT IT! I was working in a 1080p project using 25i so that I

[quote user="Larry Rubin"] Just for grins and giggles, try a timewarp with interlaced in and progressive out. Just a hunch, not sure. [/quote] I did that an hour ago :( I think I may have cracked it however :) I'll let you know!

[quote user="Larry Rubin"] I would check the export profile details and see if there's a "deinterlace" choice somewhere. [/quote] Thanks for the quick reply Larry. I've checked, the parameters in export no options for de-interlace - Field order is set to single field, which I'm assuming is right for progressive. It's

[quote user="Larry Rubin"] I would check the export profile details and see if there's a "deinterlace" choice somewhere. [/quote] Thanks for the quick reply Larry. I've checked, the parameters in export no options for de-interlace - Field order is set to single field, which I'm assuming is right for progressive. It's

I've searched through the forums but can't find an answer to this. I've got media which has been shot using a progressive camera, the project is a 1080p sequence, I've applied to many clips timewarp, choosing both progressive input and output however when I export an targa sequence the frames look interlaced. Can anyone help?

Hi, Quick question guys I've tried searching the forums for this but can't find what I'm looking for! I have a sequence which has been cut from XDCAM EX footage under a 25i Avid project, I now want to online at 1080p/25 in a new project - how would I relink the media on the drive to the sequence and in the process up res the sequence in

Hi Douglas, Fellow Scot here! Looks like your a bit further away from home however! Just a quick unrelated filler question, It would be great to know what steps you took to export your video, it looks like a .flv file which is hosted on Avids forums, however if you don't mind me asking, what was the original file type, etc... as the video is very

Just to let you know... Mac Pro 3.2Ghz, 8 Core, 2GB + MC 3.0, Apple 10.5.5, QT 7.4.5 + G-Raid Drive (FW800) + Apple Mojo SDI = Looking good so far!

[quote user="cuervo"] firewire800: barely capable sata II: yes usb 2.o: a resounding NO [/quote] There is a major Scottish facility, with a couple of members on here, who will totally disagree with you! They have large projects on cheap bus powered external hard drives connected by USB. Last time I was using one of their suites it worked very

[quote user="BLKDOG"] Glasgow... Apple introduced a defect in its FW packet delivery with Leopard. It's been acknowledged by Apple and is logged as a bug to be fixed. If you need proof, run Tiger, the bug isn't there. The defect affects software that uses large packet bursts like Avid to deliver large data streams. Avid did consider