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Can “Maximum Render Quality” cause this?
Please, could anyone help me understand why I sometimes, randomly, get these block distortions on transitions, playing an mp4 export on VLC? Could it possibly be caused by the “Maximum Render Quality” box in AME?
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Did you try without?
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I’d really rather try to diagnose where the problem is coming from, because to check each exported video is very time-consuming and may be even useless, since the problem occurs randomly and not necessarily in the same spot. It might even be a bug in the VLC for all I know! Any clues?
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Looks like you’re reading and/or writing from a failed/failing spot on a hard drive.
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Thank you very much, Tero!
So, if the problem is the reading, then the video file is good. But if the problem was the writing, then it would always break up in the same spot on every replay. Is that right?
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Find another source to test on.
I use frame io, or any other cloud for most of my work.
And try on a different computer.
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In the past, I’ve gotten less than desirable results when using the “Maximum Render Quality” box. I don’t usually check it. About the only time I might is when I am going to a different frame size. Like taking a 1080 sequence down to 720 to I can email a :30 spot. So, as what was suggested, try one without it. Since you are going from 1080 to 1080, I don’t see a need for it.
TC
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