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Re: editing 24p, 24p adv, and 60i footage
by Sean ONeil on Jan 21, 2007 at 8:34:20 am

[CaptainMench] "Been done that way for years, ever since the advent of Digital editing and telecine'd-film filmed TV shows."

Yeah but now people are viewing progressive scan displays at home. Web clips, LCD/DLP/Plasma etc. Unlike CRT displays, digital displays do not draw one line at a time, one field at a time. All interlaced footage is converted to progressive. And bad cadence can defeat consumer equipment's ability to properly deinterlace. So this is a much bigger concern to worry about nowadays.

Sean


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