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  I opened the computer it vacuum cleaner very carefully, with the lowest power and then I removed the two RAM.

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  I noticed the difference in the lighting too, while playing around the scene. I need to talk with the developers to see what is happening because the directionality you point out (bright on top, darker on bottom) is meaningless to me, given the IBL all-white. I think there may be a bug in the rendering (even without the line), which has been fixed in the version of 2014 (15.2.2).

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  I have installed on this computer first otherwise I would look to see how to deinterlace the clips for you, but it's something as simple as right-clicking the clips on the timeline, or something. I can watch it later and get back to you.

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• Satellite P200D-139 screen with horizontal lines

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  Hello

  I m not 100% sure but to me it looks a bit like an overheating problem
  Maybe the graphics card may not be properly cooled after a certain period of time and that's why these strange horizontal lines appear on the screen.

  I wonder how you were able to replace the graphics chip on the motherboard?  :|
  If I m not wrong not the chip is fixed and the replacement is very easy and difficult

  It of always difficult to say what's maybe wrong without running several diagnostic tests in most cases this problem may be related to the defective chip or motherboard and so the following should be checked

  Sorry, but that's all I can suggest.

  Best regards from my friend

• Always get horizontal lines on video during export to 720 x 480 AVI with "Deinterlace" turned on

  Professional Hello again fine,

  I use 6 first on a Windows 7 computer.

  I always get horizontal lines in my video during export to AVI 720 x 480, even with "Deinterlace" lit.

  I had a doubt on another thread and said robodog2 that it is interlaced with the lines of the file are not displayed when you use a selection of progressive export file...

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  So I found the box "Deinterlace" via "chronology of export > movie > settings > special treatment > Modify > deinterlace ', but if I have this box checked, I still have horizontal lines.

  Here are the screenshots of the same base video before importing them in at first for an effect reverse, and after I saved the resulting file 720 x 480 AVI... the final file appears with the same horizontal lines if yes or no deinterlacing is checked.

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  Thank you

  digiday

  AVI file of front of record in first -own original 720 x 480, 30 frames per second

  

  After the backup in the first 6

  Horizontal lines showing in this first 6, 720 x 480, 30 fps AVI file

  

  Hi David,

  Yes, I finally solve this problem, based on a chance observation on another forum.  On another forum a guy once mentioned the setting ' NONE FRAME ' in the 'Record Options' in the dialog "Export movie" when I export my movie to an AVI file, as seen in my screen shot below.  Otherwise, I think that setting was failing to "FIRST FRAME ABOVE".

  For the most part, I was getting these terrible horizontal lines when I exported the graphic effects that I created with imported Photoshop layers in my film projects... in these kinds of exports that horizontal lines were much worse and more obvious that if I was just export a project with the actual video that I had imported in my project.

  But still, even with the imported video, as examples of images that I posted on this thread, even in this case I saw the horizontal lines.

  So one guy on another forum said something about "ANY FRAME" setting in my export dialog box.  It relates to something else about deinterlacing it is better for this problem as the "FIRST FRAME SUPERIOR" or "FIRST FRAME BELOW" settings.

  As can be seen in my screenshot below, which is the setting I talk, but I was using the old 6 first of 1999all about, and options in the new versions of first export dialog are different.  The guy on the other forum that mentions that setting, that eventually solved my problem, said that the adjustment did not differ in a newer version of first he used, but I found this setting in my dialog "Export movie" , and that solved the problem.

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  First 6 and some newer versions of first, seem to have other problems, such as the creation of an oblong shape, rotation image from a round graph-shaped eggs after importation and applying an effect of rotation, but otherwise, once I realized that the solution of horizontal lines, I did pretty well understand many things in this former first and I got pretty good results.

  Viel Glück!

  

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