The fan is around the size of a five pence piece, and any fan that size is going to have to make some whizzy noise I suppose. Without step 1, you get 25p output by merging together 2 fields at a time together which isn't the same thing at all.įan noise, it is there. The above will give you a true 25p output, as though you filmed it that way originally.
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It will de-interlace on your TV as 25p regardless. If you use another package to author then the progressive flag may not be accepted forcing the package to re-encode, in which case set to Top field first and treat like interlaced footage. This means Sony Vegas drops every other frame which gives us 25p on output.Ģ) Make the movie, select the Blu-ray 1920x1080 50i MPEG2 setting, make other quality adjustments as required, and set the video to Progressive which flags the video as containing progressive frames inside 50i, this will be accepted by DVD Architect without re-encoding. To do this, right click the video track, select properties, and under the Video Event tab set the 'under sample' rate to 0.5. This is what you need to do with Sony Vegas/Movie Studio in order to get this done correctly:ġ) All the 1080/50p video clips need to be under sampled, without doing this you will end up with either interlaced footage at 50i or 25p with two frames merged together which doesn't look that good and defeats the point. So we use what is called Psf which is simply putting 25p into 50i. Now 25p isn't supported by Blu-ray either, it supports 24p. This will also give you a film type aesthetic. If you want to keep the high resolution and progressive picture quality you can get Blu-ray to play 1080/25p rather than 1080/50i which sees your footage being interlaced.
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