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Hi everyone.
I have looked through the forums and have yet to find a good solution to this problem.
I have a HDV 1080i video cammera, and the interlacing makes the video look horrible on PC. What I want to do is clip the videos together (I use Premiere) and export them in a progressive format video that looks good on a computer. The editing aside, however, my primary goal is to deinterlace the video so it doesnt look horrible when looking at it on a monitor. I dont mind downscaling to 720p in the process, it will still look better than the 1080i video. What options do I have??
I have tried using Premiere to export the video to h.264 video in 720p, it looks marginally better than the 1080i video, however a lot of video quality is lost in the process even though I am using upward of 25Mbit/s.
I am fairly new to HD video, so pardon any misunderstandings I probably have...My ultimate goal in this is to produce the videos in H.264 format for playback on my computer until I can afford a Blu-Ray burner in a year or 2.
Thanks!!
I have looked through the forums and have yet to find a good solution to this problem.
I have a HDV 1080i video cammera, and the interlacing makes the video look horrible on PC. What I want to do is clip the videos together (I use Premiere) and export them in a progressive format video that looks good on a computer. The editing aside, however, my primary goal is to deinterlace the video so it doesnt look horrible when looking at it on a monitor. I dont mind downscaling to 720p in the process, it will still look better than the 1080i video. What options do I have??
I have tried using Premiere to export the video to h.264 video in 720p, it looks marginally better than the 1080i video, however a lot of video quality is lost in the process even though I am using upward of 25Mbit/s.
I am fairly new to HD video, so pardon any misunderstandings I probably have...My ultimate goal in this is to produce the videos in H.264 format for playback on my computer until I can afford a Blu-Ray burner in a year or 2.
Thanks!!
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