Video has Interlaced edges after rendering

I have a two part question. I just captured all my footage. I haven't moved any footage or opened or closed any seq's but when I place my footage into the timeline I have to render everything. In addition, after I render everything it has large interlaced edges. The interlaced edges are not on the source footage on my hard drive. I did a test and saved my footage out as a QuickTime and it still looks very interlaced
Sample
http://homepage.mac.com/brian.bradley/PhotoAlbum6.html

b when I place my footage into the timeline I have to render everything
Your Sequence Settings don't match your Capture Settings (or at least the settings of the footage you are currently working with.
Control Cick on one of the clips and choose Item Properties. These properties must match the properties of the Sequence.
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