Thanks, I'll investigate this.

Colin

"Slime" <noo### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
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> > So a program is obviously needed which will extract the lines from each
> pair
> > of TGA files and interlace them into a series of single frames which
would
> > then be stored in an AVI file. The interlaced AVI file could then be
> loaded
> > into a video editing package just like any other piece of captured
video.
>
> Adobe Premiere does this, but it's sort of hidden in the menus. You have
to
> import the frames as a single clip, which it does automatically if you try
> to import the first frame. Then put them on the timeline, and if you right
> click on it there, there's some option somewhere that will combine every
> pair of frames. I think it's in the video options submenu, maybe look for
> something about 'fields', I think you have to check the correct box or
radio
> button somewhere.
>
> I've done it before. If you can't figure it out from this, I can go in and
> figure it out again. I posted the answer a long time ago around here... at
> least a month though.
>
> - Slime
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>
>

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