Blue-ray HD 1920 x 1080/50i poor quality

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Andrew - Wales, UK

Contributor Location: Wales, UK Joined: Jan 27, 2009 19:16 Messages: 545 Offline

May 20, 2016 08:53

I agree with Jeff, the only way a 32Mbps video stream can be produced, to my knowledge, is when MPEG-2 format is selected.

Cheers,

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JohntheAussie

Newbie Location: Australia, SA Joined: Jun 02, 2011 20:17 Messages: 23 Offline

May 25, 2016 23:09

Sorry about not replying earlier - I have been busy with other things.

Also my apologies, and you are both right. I was getting mixed up between my MPEG-2 disk and my H.264 disk. The MPEG-2 disk was 32 Mbps. The H.264 disk was '23239Kbps data rate'

Also Jeff, on the timeline, Set Clip Attributes, Set TV Format, its set to the top of 3 options, namely Interlaced and the field order is top field first, which I guess is correct.

Maybe using H.264 and the same setting that the cameras recorded at, its actually OK, and I was being too critical. PD14 Ultimate
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