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1. Re: Q#1: How do I edit HDV 1080i and AVC-HD 25P in the same CS5 Timeliene - which PRESET?
Harm Millaard May 17, 2010 3:01 PM (in response to SuperOperater)Use a Sony HDV 1080i preset and put your Canon material on the same timeline. It will automatically adjust.
It is better to keep the interlaced format, because the progressive material from the Canon does not lose quality when put in an interlaced timeline, but interlaced footage that is deinterlaced will lose quality (half its vertical resolution).
On export keep it interlaced for BRD and DVD and possibly for the web too, because players will automatically correct to progressive.
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2. Re: Q#1: How do I edit HDV 1080i and AVC-HD 25P in the same CS5 Timeliene - which PRESET?
SuperOperater May 17, 2010 3:52 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)Thanx a lot!
Wise thinking!:)
I'll go that way!!!!
I only wonder, will it somehow distort CANON full HD resolution 1920 cause HDV is 1440 ..... I hope picture won't get out of its proportion!
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3. Re: Q#1: How do I edit HDV 1080i and AVC-HD 25P in the same CS5 Timeliene - which PRESET?
Harm Millaard May 17, 2010 4:00 PM (in response to SuperOperater)During testing for the new PPBM5 benchmark I used an AVCHD 1920-29.97i sequence and imported XDCAM-EX 1920i 25, HDV 1440i 25 and AVCHD 25P, 60P and 29.97i material, as well as Canon 7D material without problems in the same sequence. No distortion, no problemo.
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4. Re: Q#1: How do I edit HDV 1080i and AVC-HD 25P in the same CS5 Timeliene - which PRESET?
SuperOperater May 17, 2010 4:01 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)Sounds darn promising:)
THnx a lot!



