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'garbage in garbage out'
You missed my point. My camera Sony AX53 makes 1920x1080i50 m2ts-files, which are
interlaced. I consider these files not as "garbage". I am very pleased with the quality of these clips when I show them on my 123cm flat Samsung TV-panel and of course on my PC monitor.
I want to produce a video-film with the same attributes, this is: 1920x1080i50 which is
interlaced. There is a default profile foreseen in the Produce-step. But when I verify the result file, frame by frame, I see that the result clip
not is interlaced. I do not say that the result is 'garbage', but anyway it is less smooth than my original, PD has trowed away moving information from my original clips, which creates stuttering in fast moving objects or pans. What you get (you see) is in fact 1920x108p25-video. Strange is, that this is in contradiction with the information of the header(the meta-data), still talking about 1920x1080
i50.
I verified this malfunction of PD with older interlaced format: dv-avi, mpeg2 because I have in my archives still these formats. Some clips dating from 2004. For example I have a lot of 720x576 Pal-clips and it was not considered as 'garbage' in 2004.
What I do not like is that PD decrease the quality by converting them to progressive frames. And if it is progressive framing, then the header of the video files must say this.
(the information about first/last field for SD/HD-material in PAL country is totally wrong)