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Re: Aliasing when I compress .flv with deinterlacing
by Daniel Low on Nov 8, 2009 at 5:01:25 pm

OK, a few things:

1. Your Avid project should be set to progressive and you export from there as progressive.

2. The frame size you are exporting at is not correct, each side should be equally divisible and ideally by 16 or by 8, so 856x480 would be much better.

3. The same applies to your Flix encode, a frame size of 688x384 would be ideal.

There's not really much else you can do. The bottom line is that you have imported progressive material into an interlaced avid project, exported it as LFF interlaced and then you are trying to deinterlace it, of course you are going to see problems!




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