The video goes through some of the changes to the Premiere Pro interface.
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Ok so if you can now view either field or view both, how about deinterlacing? I have 24fps footage that is compressed to interlaced footage and would like to deinterlace it for final production, especially on the web. Any way to do this without going back and forth among programs?