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Basic fields/frames question
I know a frame of video is made up of two interlaced fields, like frame 1 might be made up of 1a (upper field) and 1b (lower field). My question is, when you capture, is it possible that the frames can get hosed up in such a way that frame 1 is made of 1b and 2a?
The reason I ask is that I captured something with timecode displayed on the screen, and the last digit (the frame number) is always quot;overlappingquot; with the next number. Like 1 and 2 are both displayed at the same time, then 2 and 3 and so on. I've tried reversing the field order in Premiere, but no luck.
Hi
Answer is YES, it is possible.
More info and solutions for PAL:
gunnart/video/Bye.
Fasola
the telecide filter for vdub can also correct such problems |
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