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Re: HD to SD downconvert - Best Results Inquiry

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Re: HD to SD downconvert - Best Results Inquiry
by John Collucci on Jul 6, 2009 at 2:35:50 pm

Thanks for the advice John.

I've tried compressor to go to SD Uncompressed 10-bit NTSC with a center cut, but I can't seem to disable the de-interlacing. Honestly, the new downconverted footage from compressor looks much worse than the simple downscale and render that I did in FCP as a working edit.

When I say "looks worse" I'm referring to what looks mostly like aliasing. Combined with the de-interlacing, it's unusable.

For now I am working completely within FCP since it seems to be yielding better results conversion wise. If anyone has any experience that they'd like to share on how to get a good SD downconversion in compressor, I'd love to try it, and it would be greatly appreciated.

~j!


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