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Getting weird jittering on movement in frame on rendered film.
I’m re-editing a film for a director, and he gave me the completed film as the only source to work from.
The video properties were MPEG4 Video (H264) 1920×1080 23.976fps 11280kbps [Video]After re-editing on Vegas 12, I’m rendering using settings that have performed very well for me in the past.
They are Main Concept MPEG-2, HDV 1080×1440, 2 pass VBR, max 25,000 kbps, 31 quality, 30fps.I’m getting a weird jittering on any movement the actor makes in the frame in my render, which I’ve never gotten in the past. I tried lowering the max bit rate, and changing the fps to 23.976 plus 2-3 pulldown and also changing it to regular 23.967, all with the same jittering result. I also tried rendering to Blu-ray 1920 x 1080 with the same settings but that did nothing to make it better either.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks!
Jason Ryan
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Here’s an example from the film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2bw3Iyt8sU
You’ll see the jittering when she moves her head at 00:15.
Jason Ryan
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Because you need 24p (23.976 actually), I’d use project properties that matches it.
Pull-down is required to convert from 30p to 24p as far as I know, so, no need for it if your source is already 24p as well as your target (and hopefully project props too).
Then I’d make sure, there’s no time-warping in the jittery-moving parts. I mean something like playback rate set to 95% or some event velocity applied.Best regards
László Kovács
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