#83 Deinterlacing Video for Progressive OutputMost video acquisition formats like DV and the 1080i HDV codec used by the Sony and Canon HDV cameras are interlaced formats that contain two fields for every frame, usually shot 1/60th of a second apart (1/50th for PAL). In contrast, most streaming formats are frame-based. To produce frame-based video from interlaced sources involves combining the two fields into a single frame, which can produce the artifacts shown at the top of Figure 83a. Figure 83a. The top frame sample is not deinterlaced; the bottom sample is.
To avoid artifacting and produce video more like the bottom of Figure 83a, you have to tell Premiere Pro to deinterlace the video. Here's how you do it:
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