Originally posted by Shaheen
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Interlaced is a "trick" invented a long time ago to make a slower framerate have the appearance of a faster framerate. It is half of this and half of that 60 times a second. Now that we have the tech, a progressive frame with the motion you desire is better in the long run imho. But software does a fine job of working with both formats these days.
You have a choice of 24p, 25p, 30p, 50p, 60p.
DVD forces all footage to be interlaced but Blu-ray gives the choice of progressive or interlaced. Our HD TVs are progressive devices so it makes sense to me to keep the signal progressive all the way through.
Rando, your model of camera only offers 24p & 30p. It does not go to 60p. But I remember seeing something about an interlaced mode that was added. Check out the JVC forum on DVinfo.net
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