Activating/Deactivating Interpolated Frames

[Theo Van laar]

I think you mean the option to force Vegas to rersample an event. Right click on the event and choose for SWITCHES-FORCE RESAMPLE

Theo

[Anders Fougner]

That may be it, but I didn’t see that much of a difference..
What I’m trying to do is make my slow motion shots less blurry.

[Anders Fougner]

I tested it now, and what I think I did now was choose between:
Either making a smooth transition beetween the frames, but making it blurry,
Or,
Not making a transition between the frames, but with a more (not really sure what word to use here, I’m norwegian :P) choppy result.

But

What I want to do, is to make Vegas create new, artificial frames, in order to make a smoother slow motion, I think it’s called iterpolating frames.

[John Rofrano]

Try Supersampling in Vegas. The Vegas documentation says that it is meant to smooth out animation frames but you might as well see if you like what it does to video.

~jr

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[Jerry Norman]

jr, I thought supersampling applied ONLY to generated media?

[John Rofrano]

No, supersampling is just sampling frames. It doesn’t care who generated the frames. It works best with animation that doesn’t already have motion blur (like generated media) but it works on any video frames.

~jr

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