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Hi.
My main question here is that when I'm applying the slow motion effects on footages captured using my new flash-based camcorder, the video appears jerky. [Footages without slow motion appears clear]. Some background info below:
I've been using Premier Elements 4 and recently version 7 to do all my video editing work. My old videocam used miniDV tapes and when working with these footages I can simply download the footages using Premier Elements using the PAL-DV project settings. I can work on the footages adding effects such as slow motion and the final DVD appears clear, smooth and fine.
HOWEVER, I recently bought the new Canon HF11. When working with these footages, I select the PAL-AVCHD project settings. Almost all the final footages (output to DVD) appears very clear and smooth with the exception of the footages in slow motion - it appears very jerky.
I thought that the jerkyness is caused when you choose the wrong project setting (ie. upper vs lower field first) - by choosing the PAL-AVCHD project setting, I would've thought that it should be fine.
The way I'm able to get around this is to deinterlace the footages with the slow motion effect. My question is why do I need to deinterlace the footages when working with AVCHD, considering that I do not have to do this when working with footages from miniDV tapes? Am I doing something wrong or is this how AVCHD works (ie. have to de-interlace slow motion footages?)
Just trying to understand how this whole AVCHD format works, etc. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Stein

Here's the specs of my camera:
http://canon.com.au/products/digital_video_cameras/home/HF11_specs.aspx
Looks like it's AVCHD at 25p (or 50i)
I'm copying the files directly to the computer - ie. plug the camcorder to my PC, an external drive appears in Windows Exploer - I just copy the MTS files to my PC.
I just did some more testing and even de-interlacing it doesn't fully fix the jerkyness of the final footages on DVD.

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