• What is the bit rate of the file converted to MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (uncompressed).
• What's Base view ?
• I want convert files into another format that has already converted once.
• Combing (stripe noise) appears when playing back the video file converted as uncompressed file from an interlace video.
• When I add an exported file to the timeline of Final Cut Pro 7, it results in an error.
• When using a interlaced video file, the converted file is handled as a progressive video file.

What is the bit rate of the file converted to MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (uncompressed).

It will be variable bit rate averaging 21.6Mbps.

What's Base view ?

A 3D video file is recorded as a Multi-view video that contains double perspectives (right and left), and Base view is the base video between these perspectives.
The videos decoded from the Base view are called Non base view.

I want convert files into another format that has already converted once.

Check the boxes of the target files and select [Return selected items to standby] of the [Edit] menu in the Menu bar.
The status of the target files will become blank(standby).
After that, select the file format and click [Convert].

Combing (stripe noise) appears when playing back the video file converted as uncompressed file from an interlace video.

Install the update for this problem.
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When I add an exported file to the timeline of Final Cut Pro 7, it results in an error.

This error can occur when selecting "Compressed data" in the conversion settings.
If the error message is displayed, check the box of "Do not create B picture" and export the file again.
The "Do not create B picture" function is available with Ver.1.00.010 and later.
Apply the update if your version is before Ver.1.00.010.
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Fixed the problem that the converted file is handled as a progressive video file when using a interlaced video file.

Install the update for this problem.
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