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Re: high profile mpeg2 from tricaster to dvd. premiere settings?
by Eric Hite on Apr 28, 2009 at 6:25:40 pm

No not before. I did after and noticed that it solved the width issue. Acording to Newtek the "High profile" mpeg 2 is 422 and so I am unsure how to setup premiere. I had originaly used DV-widescreen ntsc. But isnt that 420... so dont I immediately loose color info? I need to do some simple edits and trow a credit roll then send to encore for a sd dvd with menues. So far results have been strobing/ghosting on movement and it looks about like a webcam instead of the 3 cannon xha1's we used to shoot with.

Thank you for any other tips or advide.

Eric D. Hite
Lubbock, Texas USA.
Maxworx Events, TLP, OPRTV

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high profile mpeg2 from tricaster to dvd. premiere settings? by Eric Hite on Apr 27, 2009 at 11:24:49 pm
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