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Home > Forums > Programmers > Graphics and Publishing > Adobe: After Effects Forum

Rippling problems in After Effects

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rrrazzle (TechnicalUser)
11 Oct 06 16:54
Ok this may be quite a primitive question, but as Im quite a new user Ive hit a total brick wall with this one. Ill try my best to explain.

After capturing dv footage when I import it into After Effects  it comes out with rippling over the film which is not there on the original capture. Is this possibly an encoding issue, or file formatting mistake? I would be greatful for any help with this problem.

Ryan
maruyama (Instructor)
28 Oct 06 1:11


Sounds like a FIELDING problem.  You'll need to deinterlace.

Ko Maruyama
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maruyama (Instructor)
28 Oct 06 1:12


In order to deinterlace the footage, select the footage from the project pane, then under the main FILE PULLDOWN, select Interpret Footage - MAIN - then you'll have to decide how best to deinterlace the quicktime.

Good luck.

Ko Maruyama
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