Talk to Manono at VideoHelp. He was extremely helpful in doing all kinds of crazy IVTC things. I believe I even once had a source that was from PAL that was then converted to NTSC and he was able to figure out the algorithm so AVISynth could deinterlace the whole thing.
Congrats FP! Hopefully you're starting to get a little more sleep by now.
I'm feeling Super today. Ya know ... Super.
Exciting indeed. Please don't let the endless pursuit of needless perfection let this happen at the pace of the X0 project though.
Cool info, Possessed. I haven't edited seriously in a year (Blade Runner 2008 really took it out of me) but this is great info.
Congrats FP. It's the best project you've announced yet. :-D
Feta has it on his site ... awesome.
To my chagrin, I've misplaced the hi-res artwork for this one. Can somebody re-post?
It's out there. Finding it is incredibly elusive in the wake of recent events, of which I'm just now becoming aware.
Alex, great to see you here.
Mitch, still looking forward to this in a big, big way.
www.videohelp.com has info on the latest tools. AutoGordianKnot is probably your best bet.
www.videohelp.com
I think Rikter did a cover for Aladdin.
Could be any number of things. Most likely the combined bitrate is too high. If it's not that, it could be that the source had two different framerates. Or aspect ratios. Or the settings of the export could have any number of flags. I recommend checking those places first, and see if it resolves. I've often had to mux a film over a dozen times before I'm happy with it. I'll get all the way through previewing it and see a bad frame here or something off there and have to go back to the project file, make the trim or settings change, duplicate it in the audio, re-export the streams and re-mux the disc.
Blade Runner 2008 darn near killed me ... haven't done an edit in six months as a result, because I really wanted that one to be right and at the same time make fans as happy as possible with all the audio options.
In my early days of editing my problems were technical ones, not unlike what you're talking about. Hopefully the points in paragraph 1 will help you out.
--ADM
http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/09/16/arts/obits.php
I am so tremendously sad about this news.
Only this month did I get the David Gilmour Remember That Night DVD, and was most enthralled by two tracks:
Rick's "Wearing the Inside Out" which sadly was cut from the Division Bell Tour setlist in 1994, and Echoes, which features the best harmony recorded by Dave and Rick. Not to mention the versions of Arnold Layne and Comfortably Numb with Rick on vocals.
I loved this stuff even more than Dave's tracks on his own disc.
And now, Rick is gone, off with Syd to that Great Gig in the Sky.
May you rest in peace. I think I'm going to watch Live at Pompeii now.
Real life and real work ... I found out what that's all about ... :-D
GM, still can't wait for whatever comes next.
--ADM
I am glad to make so many disgruntled Star Wars fans happy! :-D