Hi everyone, I've been searching a lot today for info on this subject. I have a project that contains a few minutes of 24p footage (encapsulated in 60i) from a Canon HV20, as well as tons of normal 60i footage.
So far, DV film maker has been the best in converting both of these into true 24p. (Vegas makes the 60i video look choppy on excessive camera motion, and too blurry if resampling is added; Cineform NeoScene only makes the encapsulated 24p look good... it ADDS combing to the 60i video, and looks terrible.)
Does the more professional (and expensive) versions of Cineform smoothly convert 60i to 24p? I like DV film maker, except the audio is out of sync, and you have to buy Raylight to get a half-decent file size. Are there alternative codecs that are efficient but cheaper than Raylight?
Or here's one: Are there other very efficient ways of doing this without using DV film maker or Cineform???
Thank you all very much in advance!!
So far, DV film maker has been the best in converting both of these into true 24p. (Vegas makes the 60i video look choppy on excessive camera motion, and too blurry if resampling is added; Cineform NeoScene only makes the encapsulated 24p look good... it ADDS combing to the 60i video, and looks terrible.)
Does the more professional (and expensive) versions of Cineform smoothly convert 60i to 24p? I like DV film maker, except the audio is out of sync, and you have to buy Raylight to get a half-decent file size. Are there alternative codecs that are efficient but cheaper than Raylight?
Or here's one: Are there other very efficient ways of doing this without using DV film maker or Cineform???
Thank you all very much in advance!!