Emergency

[martinnoweck]

Hi,

not red-related but urgent - please help:

we realized a documentary which will be presented today at LEIPZIG documentary festival. the film was shoot on Panny HDX 900 (interlaced), and finished on HDCAM SR (still 1080i). We have a HDCAM festival copy, which will be played back at the festival in a few hours with a SONY J-H1 or H3 HDCAM deck (the small ones) and screened with a JVC DLA-HD1 Beamer.

the picture is kind of strobing / shuttering especially during camera pans.

is there a special setting in the SONY DECK and / or the JVC Beamer?
do we have to tell the jvc beamer that the program is interlaced?

thanks in advance- kind regards,
martin

[Simon Blackledge]

The JVC is de-interlacing the 1080i to 1080p. Hence in P your pans may strobe/judder.

[martinnoweck]

hi flameop,

thanks for your fast response! much appreciated!

any way to tell the jvc not to de-interlace?

best wishes,
martin

[Simon Blackledge]

dont think so.

Try switching in the menu Film Mode > OFF

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http://www.projectorcentral.com/pdf/projector_manual_3536.pdf

whats the frame rate?

http://www.hometheatermag.com/frontprojectors/607proj/index1.html

Is the deck showing 1080i? 50 or 60 hz?
Are you going in Component?

[martinnoweck]

thanks again.

framerate: 50i

at the moment, we are going in HDMI, but there is the possibility to switch to component.

kind regards,
martin

[Simon Blackledge]

Try component.. not sure about hdmi.

50i? don't you mean 1080/25i ?

[martinnoweck]

Hi flameop,

thanks again for your help.

almost ashamed to say - a simple restart did the job. audio was a little out of sync, because they used the analog audio out, but anyway ... better then shutter problems... and most of the audience didn't notice the delay.

kind regards,
martin

[Simon Blackledge]

Cool.. glad you got it sorted at least..

Si