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Re: Exporting for Avid
by Sean on Aug 14, 2007 at 1:39:52 pm

That's helpful. I don't know why the projects we do here are 720x540. At my last job, we worked in 720x486 and I never had these sorts of problems.

Now, I brought that 720x540 comp into a 720x486 timeline and scaled it down. Are there still going to be interlacing issues, and will Avid recognize this file without having to start a new Avid project?


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