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  • Bad looking slow with 720p footage

    I had to slow 720 HDV footage the other day - normally Edius slows ok, but this - ARGH! Looked so bad, I had to slow in After Effects and then reimport.

    I have later on talked with Canopus Support in Germany, and they were able to reproduce the same bad looking slow. So far so good - hopefully this is to be fixed in a future release. It doesn´t help me right now...

    Is there any pro´s who have found a workaround - using AE for slowing is a tidious process I´d rather be without.

    Help wouldf be highly appreciated!

    Regards,


    Erik Høirup
    Commercial Producer/Director
    HDSpark/Edius 6.03
    Adobe Production Package Premium CS5.5

    QuadCore 9660 4*3GHz(ASUS P5Q Deluxe), 16 Gb ram,nvidia GTX 285 1 Gb RAM- Laptop i7 GHz, 8 Gb ram - nvidia GTX440M 1,5 Gb ram :) All Intel-based

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  • #2
    What frame rate did you shoot in? Is your footage progressive or interlaced?
    HVX/P2/DVCPRO HD. EDIUS Broadcast 4.54

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    • #3
      Framrate...

      Hi,

      it´s shot at 25 frames/sec/progressive (720p)... Edius slows interlaced video ok....


      Erik
      Commercial Producer/Director
      HDSpark/Edius 6.03
      Adobe Production Package Premium CS5.5

      QuadCore 9660 4*3GHz(ASUS P5Q Deluxe), 16 Gb ram,nvidia GTX 285 1 Gb RAM- Laptop i7 GHz, 8 Gb ram - nvidia GTX440M 1,5 Gb ram :) All Intel-based

      Panasonic HPX500E P2HD, JVC HD-110E/JVC HD-200/JVC BR50 and lots of other fun stuff :)

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      • #4
        I can confirm this, but on 720p30 footage...It just looks bad. Even 60p looks bad.

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        • #5
          Well - let´s just hope, that Canopus Tech. adresses this issue asap. German support agrees that this is a problem - so it should be corrected soon(hopefully...)
          Commercial Producer/Director
          HDSpark/Edius 6.03
          Adobe Production Package Premium CS5.5

          QuadCore 9660 4*3GHz(ASUS P5Q Deluxe), 16 Gb ram,nvidia GTX 285 1 Gb RAM- Laptop i7 GHz, 8 Gb ram - nvidia GTX440M 1,5 Gb ram :) All Intel-based

          Panasonic HPX500E P2HD, JVC HD-110E/JVC HD-200/JVC BR50 and lots of other fun stuff :)

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          • #6
            What Processing Option did you select, and how much did you slow down the footage?

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            • #7
              Generally more frames per second will do better for slow mo. If you are trying to slow down 25 frames per second, you don't have that many frames to work with, hence you can't slow it down that much before it starts to 'look bad'.

              Jason
              HVX/P2/DVCPRO HD. EDIUS Broadcast 4.54

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              • #8
                Are you using the "Nearest" checkbox option in the Speed Control dialog window?

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