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FCP .mov to YouTube/Vimeo issue.
Hi guys – any insight much appreciated:
I’m getting this horizontal “twitching” on my HD uploads to Vimeo/YT. It seems to only occur during active subject movement, i.e. it’s not happening on tranquil footage or graphics. The .mov looks great on my Mac and then like this online:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJe1HJDR0_s&context=C205a9ADOEgsToPDskJpiB-ZWHvgzJboAmz623eI
Compression Settings:
H.264
Frame rate: 24 (i.e. what the footage was at)
Key frame Rate: 24
Frame re-ordering: yes
Multi-pass
1280 x 720Like I say, looks great on the .mov export but glitchy and broken on the upload?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!
Cheers – R.
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I dont’ see anything that doesn’t look intentional… do you have a specific shot there for us to look at? or a timecode number on it within the video you’ve posted?
Jerry
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Hey! Well, so it seems that it’s just playing poorly in Firefox and not Safari. Strange.
Any ideas why that might be? I only ever use Firefox as I imagine a lot of people do to.
Cheers,
Rury.
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