Mlasy

I deinstalled and reinstalled VP with the latest version 8.32. I am so glad. Now everything is fine for me too. No more combing! Many thanks all for your valuable support. Cheers Mlasy

Hi Devs VP only de-interlaces this DV clip when exported to default TVpal settings. If you try to export this DV clip to any other format or if you try to include this clip in another project (720p for example) it does not de-interlace. DV Clip is included above. Please try it and verify the results with Windows media you will see the combing.

So to resume. If my goal is to export this clip to a 1024x576 deinterlaced format with a correct aspect ratio (which plays without interlaced in Windows Media player) it cannot be done with VideoPad as VP does not have the settings to deinterlace a clip. I just want to highlight that this can be done with other video editing software without problem. So it is possible. I agree if this is not a VP bug, but for my point of view this is a is a huge restriction of VP.

Question: what is your deinterlace settings in VLC player? (video -> Deinterlace) ON, OFF or automatic ? Did you play the exported video with Windows Media? Is it also good there?

Hi Nat, Ok you convinced me. There is a way to remove this interlaced from the avi file I uploaded. Now I just have to study and understand how you did it. Sorry I am still new to video editing. Many thanks for your help. Mlasy

Hi Nat Thanks for your suggestion. I tried your settings, but it still does not work for me. Export in still interlaced. Also with the zoom I loose a big portion of the content. Not sure What you are trying to do. Can you help me further or export the resulted portable project if it really worked for you? A friend tried it with Adobe Premier and it worked without problem. The exported clip was not interlaced. Looks like a bug in VideoPad 8.32 it this clip cannot be de-interlaced properly.

The source clip was taken with an old Sony DV camcorder and a 16:9 mode was selected. This is probably why it loads at 1024x576. I agree with you, with the default TV Pal settings there is no interlace problem, but I would like to get rid of the letterboxed.

I have an interlaced problem with this clip. The source clip is from a DV pal camcorder and was filmed in 16:9 format. It seems from the preview that it needs first to be stretched to 16:9 to have the correct aspect ratio. I want to export it to Widescreen TV format, but the exported video is strongly interlaced. How to deinterlaced? I cannot find any setting. I am running Win10 and have VideoPad v8.23. Attached a sample of my project in portable format. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bZCvE57qE9RWmUpXATaVJnAUpo0QzwEf

I need to stretch all clips to 16:9. I could not find a way to do it. I can only stretch every single clip one by one manually, which is very time consuming. Any idea how to automate this? Thanks