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Article #119Re: Export PAL movie to Avid Media Composer
From: Steve_Patterson
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 13:21
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 13:21
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Hey Ed. Are you using source footage (video) in your project? If so, have you interpreted it to separate fields (using the correct dominance setting)? If you imported interlaced footage, and moved, scaled, or applied effects to it in your timeline without separating fields first, then you'll likely be seeing some reversed fields issues. For PAL, the frame size of your comp should be 720x576 @ 25fps. The PAR will vary depending on whether or not your making an anamorphic comp, or a standard comp. Your PAL DV footage should most likely be Lower-field dominant (lower field first). You can re-introduce fields in the render queue as desired.
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