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Help with strange export issue?
Hi,
I feel silly, I can’t figure out why I am getting pixelation at the start of this video after I export it. It starts pixelated, then clears up. It is not doing that in the timeline. I’ve tried a lot of things, and can’t seem to get a clean export. Anyone recognize the issue?
Here is the video: https://youtu.be/kO0xbBfWFeU
And here is the prior version that doesn’t have it. We just changed the clock time for the new version: https://youtu.be/j2-BZFy8Ke4
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3 Replies
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Seems I had this issue some time back but do not recall if I found a technical fix within the software. I might have started the first scene on a different frame – there may be something that Premiere doesn’t like. OR – sometimes I just figure out a work around because that’s easier than determining the actual problem. Possibly starting your video with a still image for a few frames, then going to the clip.
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Both Premiere and After Effects have been doing this to me as well as resource clips not updating when using h264.
PITA.
My only fix is to render everything to ProRes422 (or higher) first then render it to h264.
This all started with the last few CC updates past 2017 😛
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Eric, I exported a prores version and the pixelation was not there! So thank you.
But get this, when I transcoded that .mov to h.264 for YouTube, the pixelation was back. SO weird.
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