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  • Rendering fixed

    Posted by Stevendukic on March 28, 2006 at 12:48 pm

    I posted two posts here, that are exactly the same. why? because no one would help me. I’m not very impressed with this website, given the fact that none of the experts would reply to me. I figured it out, if you care. If something renders and it is very skippy, try going to Export>movie>settings>Keyframe and Rendering>check “Deinterlace footage”

    Jeff Bellune replied 20 years, 4 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Jeff Bellune

    March 28, 2006 at 4:18 pm

    [stevendukic] “no one would help me. I’m not very impressed with this website, given the fact that none of the experts would reply to me.”

    That is a lie. Both of your topics were replied to by 2 different “experts”. That they were unable to solve your problem should be the focus of this discussion.

    If deinterlacing fixed your “skippy” video, then your problem was self-induced by inverting the field order of the source video footage at some point in the post-production pipeline. Or by interlacing progressive footage incorrectly. Either way, in future projects you should take care to preserve the source footage’s field order if you are outputting for interlaced TV. Outputting for progressive display devices like computer monitors or HDTV is another subject entirely.

    -Jeff

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