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Re: Re-interlacing footage at the broadcasters request: normal or not?

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Re: Re-interlacing footage at the broadcasters request: normal or not?
by arc nevada on Feb 5, 2008 at 6:27:56 pm

walter biscardi,

You are saying it is OK for Ben Holmes to call me a troll? I would like proof of this. What thread have I high jacked? I am sorry if I don't find Ben Holmes to a be a video guru like many of you in these forums. I think Ben was the first one to make personal attacks on this thread. I don't care who he is. He should read things a little better rather than make assumptions. I thought calling him Boo Boo was a nice way to show him that he made a few mistakes or assumptions when reading my post. Whos fault is that? Walter are you trying to tell me Ben Holmes is a saint? I think Ben got his feathers ruffled because he knows it is not wise to shot in progressive mode if the station requires interlaced. Rather than accept the obvious he opted to but heads with me. Is that wise?



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