If interlaced video into progressive render with Video rendering quality PREVIEW I see combing. If you render to GOOD or BEST, the video is ok. Problem is only Preview (Full) Window and Preview rendering.

Switch ON smart resampling on the interlaced event, set deinterlacing method to interpolate

Switch ON smart resampling, Blend field, interpolate, all method resample, GPU On/Off  - no effect.

What is your frame rate? It has to be double PAL or NTSC to make the combing disapear.

All is 25fps. Project and samples. In Vegas Pro 12 no problem.

Sorry, just realised that you mean it only happens in "Preview Full". I never use it, always Best Full. It has todo with the way Vegas renders the video in that setting, it always worked that way, atleast in VP11,12 & 13, I dont have 14.

I just renders only BEST quality. But I edit the Preview (auto) or Preview (Full). This window on my second monitor. I've got a lot of headlines, videos, and effects. Higher quality without a functioning GPU support is not possible. And editing with Preview (Full) with interlaced material is a problem.

I discovered this bug and if Magix wants to return the users should fix everything.

Sorry my english 😎

For me, this is not a bug - it is a behaviour that you don't like in your particular workflow.   If you want to preview interlaced material without combing, then set your fields to interlaced upper.  Switch back to progressive when looking at progressive elements of you timeline.  No big deal.

Magix have been fixing lots of small things quite quickly, so no complaints here.

For me, this is not a bug - it is a behaviour that you don't like in your particular workflow.   If you want to preview interlaced material without combing, then set your fields to interlaced upper.  Switch back to progressive when looking at progressive elements of you timeline.  No big deal.

Magix have been fixing lots of small things quite quickly, so no complaints here.

 

This is a joke ??? In Vegas 12 and lower is no problem. In Vegas 13 /14  it is a problem.

If you use interlaced footage, be sure to set "Deinterlace Method" to either "Blend" or "Interpolate" in the project properties. It should not be set to "None" in this case. 

If you use interlaced footage, be sure to set "Deinterlace Method" to either "Blend" or "Interpolate" in the project properties. It should not be set to "None" in this case. 

Your idea does not work. Please first try Vegas 12 and Vegas 13/14.

The problem is not with Draft Good Best (all options) and Preview (auto, half, quarter).
The problem is just, and only a PREVIEW (FULL).

Please look again closely at the video and in the first post.

Please download this video sample

https://mega.nz/#!wQ0kWBJb!ZxpLEgSf9hcKUgqSjfO9HNdSDwEJApCVygCcmGOr5qI

1 In the Project Properties, set None (progressive)
2 Alternate options in the Video Preview - Draft, Preview, Good, Best (Auto, Full, Half, quarter)
3. Write whether you have the same problem with Preview (Full) like me.

Combing will take effect when the camera moves. Just take a break in motion cameras to test options.

Thank you very much.

Ok, I tried your sample file, and I can confirm in VP13.453 & VP14.201, the combing effect appear when using Preview (Full). However, this setting actually won't affect the render settings...

Here I render to SonyAVC/MVC Internet template 25p:

Deinterlacing does not occur in Preview or Best preview modes, at least through version 8, and the feature is well documented. Tempest in a teacup.

Thank you. When setting the Preview Full and Project setting None Progressive all the videos act as interlaced. Although they should behave as progressive.

Please try exactly what the video in the first post:

1. Project setting is progressive
2. Stop the video in motion
3. In the video window - Preview (Full)
4. Move the video window in Vegas. Zoom in and out.

You see different combing the video window?

New findings:
The Preview (Full) mode is internally Resample mode OFF. No matter what you set. It is OFF to hard! Does not work.

Check it.
1. In the Preview window quality - Good (full)
2. In the Project Properties, adjust various options Deinterlace methods
3. In video window, you can see that everything works.

In The Preview (Full) nothing works.

Here's how your media appear in my system:

Your "full HD mts" is not progressive. Field handling is "off"" in Preview quality. For those reasons, what you've described seems like expected behavior to me. Although valid, you may be sharing a feature request rather than a bug report.

The simple explanation is to use "Good" most of the time. This is the default setting. If you want more info, read on...


Quality: Best
Scaling: bi-cubic/integration 
Field Handling: on 
Field Rendering: on (setting dependent) 
Framerate Resample/IFR: on (switch dependent)

Quality: Good
Scaling: bi-linear 
Field Handling: on 
Field Rendering: on (setting dependent) 
Framerate Resample/IFR: on (switch dependent)

Quality: Preview
Scaling: bi-linear 
Field Handling: off 
Field Rendering: off 
Framerate Resample/IFR: always off

Quality: Draft
Scaling: point sample 
Field Handling: off 
Field Rendering: off 
Framerate Resample/IFR: always off

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Scaling:
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I personally always work with Preview (Half) resolution, as it is enough for me, because my monitor is just 1920x1080. And as long as the Full Render Quality has no combing issue... I wouldn't mind about this.

 

Quality: Preview
Scaling: bi-linear 
Field Handling: off 
Field Rendering: off 
Framerate Resample/IFR: always off

Quality: Draft
Scaling: point sample 
Field Handling: off 
Field Rendering: off 
Framerate Resample/IFR: always off
 

Thank you. But Quality Draft (full) has also Field Handling: off. And not combing.

For me, this is not a bug - it is a behaviour that you don't like in your particular workflow.   If you want to preview interlaced material without combing, then set your fields to interlaced upper.  Switch back to progressive when looking at progressive elements of you timeline.  No big deal.

Magix have been fixing lots of small things quite quickly, so no complaints here.

 

This is a joke ??? In Vegas 12 and lower is no problem. In Vegas 13 /14  it is a problem.

Seriously dude, not cool.  

I was trying to help you, and as several others have also pointed out,  this is not a big deal if you are actually looking for a workaround.   Now, if your goal is to find fault, no matter how minor, then I guess you have got something to report to Magix support.  So go ahead and do that.  I hope they give it the attention it deserves.