Therefore, to make the rendering results more predictable, I recommend changing your project properties concerning interlacing: Field order to “None (progressive scan)” and Deinterlace method to “Blend fields”. Computer displays are all progressive scan type, so when viewing the video on a computer, interlacing is ignored.
“Is possible to change the settings to interlaced for this codec”? The answer is no, because the WMV codec does what it says, “Use this setting for high-quality HD video playback on computer”. The usual range for this setting is from 20 seconds to 1 second, so the default 5 is close to the mean value. The faster the pace of motion in your film, the more frequently you should insert those keyframes to provide higher rendering quality. In video sequence not all frame are equal: some of them – so called keyframes – contain data necessary to draw other frames. “Seconds per keyframe” setting means the interval between video keyframes. However, since your clips are recorded in AVCHD format (with a variable bit rate), that makes this setting irrelevant, and you should deselect its check box.
When rendering you project in this format, “Override default compression buffer” setting means that you can choose the compression rate other than the default value.
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It is my understanding that all your questions are about the settings of Windows Media Video 11 format (WMV) rendering.
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