resonator
22nd July 2003, 23:13
Hi folks!
I'm currently attempting to backup my R2-PAL version of "The West Wing", mainly because it's interlaced and looks not quite good on my beamer, and I want to pitch shift the audio in Wavelab to bring it back to it's original pitch.
I'm using Telecide(guide=2), which works like a charm most of the time. However, there are a few scenes here and there where it produces a somehow "motion freezed", choppy output which, for the lack of a better explanation, looks like a clip where the framerate was reduced (think about streamed LoQ-Quicktime music videos on band websites).
Now I looked into the field-structure, and most of the time it's pretty straight forward, regular PAL material, but sometimes there are single fields without a second one that contains the complying information. (My technical english sucks, I hope you know what I mean).
I don't do TV-sources often (as I mostly buy R1-versions of TV-shows, with the exception of Babylon 5, can't beat the price of the german box-sets), so can anyone tell me how to properly do these sources (especially the UK-version of the West Wing of course) so that they're progressive but without these glitches? And could anyone tell the technical reason why these "freezes" occur in the first place?
I'm currently attempting to backup my R2-PAL version of "The West Wing", mainly because it's interlaced and looks not quite good on my beamer, and I want to pitch shift the audio in Wavelab to bring it back to it's original pitch.
I'm using Telecide(guide=2), which works like a charm most of the time. However, there are a few scenes here and there where it produces a somehow "motion freezed", choppy output which, for the lack of a better explanation, looks like a clip where the framerate was reduced (think about streamed LoQ-Quicktime music videos on band websites).
Now I looked into the field-structure, and most of the time it's pretty straight forward, regular PAL material, but sometimes there are single fields without a second one that contains the complying information. (My technical english sucks, I hope you know what I mean).
I don't do TV-sources often (as I mostly buy R1-versions of TV-shows, with the exception of Babylon 5, can't beat the price of the german box-sets), so can anyone tell me how to properly do these sources (especially the UK-version of the West Wing of course) so that they're progressive but without these glitches? And could anyone tell the technical reason why these "freezes" occur in the first place?