Is there any way to prevent the "lurching" caused in motion when video is converted from a NTSC to PAL framerate? I have disabled "resampling" in Vegas 5 on my source NTSC video clip to avoid the horrible ghosting created when the frames are interpolated/blended, but this creates a "nearly as annoying" stutter on any video with significant motion... especially panning. I imagine there is no magic solution for this as it's just a product of the inconsistent rate of source frames selected to create the lower framecount in PAL.
What method do professionals use when converting movies shot in 24fps to NTSC and PAL for commercial DVDs? What do news broadcasters do when needing to air their video in both North America AND Europe?
I realize this is not necessarily a Vegas 5 specific question, but I'm new to video editing and still learning some of the basics.
What method do professionals use when converting movies shot in 24fps to NTSC and PAL for commercial DVDs? What do news broadcasters do when needing to air their video in both North America AND Europe?
I realize this is not necessarily a Vegas 5 specific question, but I'm new to video editing and still learning some of the basics.