Frage von Patrick:
Hello
I have a Panasonic NV-DX100.
My DV footage on the computer has a bad quality.
Via Firewire, the video was transmitted normally.
The video in DV looks milky. Flickers and shows in horizontal movements always horizontal lines in the image.
The left edge is blurred and with a color spectrum.
The right edge has a black bar in the preview.
endvideo in the whole video is no longer 16 / 9 but "14 / 9"
black bar that is right next un.
that happens with the DV capture in Movie Maker.
but in the other progs looks just.
What's wrong?
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Antwort von Kurt:
Hi Patrick!
If you've watched the display on the PC monitor so then, look here to interlaced or field order.
If you play back the video on the camcorder should be no difference to the original be detectable.
Kurt
Antwort von Markus:
Hi Patrick,
what means "transmit a normal way"? Have you changed the data as DV AVIgespeichert?
Video scenes using non-controlled s.PC but s.einem separate TV monitor. What are the stored video scenes from there? If a TV is connected s.Deinem PC, try the reverse dubbing to DV tape (; proposed of Kurt) and s.Television Consider the newly recorded material. Here, everything should be fine.
Show synonymous for posts dealing with the presentation TV-/PC-Monitor differences. This question was already reported more often.
Learn More:
Interlaced (; Video):
http://www.computerbase.de/lexikon/Interlace RGB color space (; PC monitor):
http://www.computerbase.de/lexikon/RGB YUV color space (; Video / TV):
http://www.computerbase.de/lexikon/ YUV color model Greetings
Markus
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Antwort von Markus:
Hi Patrick,
I again ... relating to disturbances in the border area: Each camera records in the border area more than is seen on a television. It's called overscan - in contrast to the computer monitor on which a video image completely, Under Scan is presented. Especially for analog video, this marginal area shows very striking faults and is cut away so often.
Link:
http://scanline.ca/overscan/ Greetings
Markus
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Antwort von Patrick:
Thank you for your answers.
I replaced the monitor with the TV times and started on the tv the video.
This looks really out MUCH better.
nostreifen no milky film more.
even on a different computer saw the video look better, but since the strip was still there.
The margins, however, showed traces of color still and inaccuracies.
which is then weckgeschnitten simple. then this has
The next time when I Export I will but first whether "upper field first" know "lover field first" or "single field" and which "Color levels: 601 or RGB.
noah planning what that means ^ ^
I have a Panasonic NV-DX100 (; 3ccd)
does anyone know what this camera should be set?
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