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Glitch in Time Remap with Frame Blending Turned On
Hey everyone,
One of our editors just noticed a problem with Time Remapping. When it is applied to a 720×486 clip the bottom few rows of pixels are off from the rest of the image. I took a screen grab of it which can be seen here (it shows up on our external monitor too) https://www.flickr.com/photos/21358776@N02/2108679283/
As soon as frame blending is turned off all of the pixels line up like normal. This also doesn’t appear to happen in 720×480 sequences. Anyone have any ideas at what’s causing this/how to fix it/have a work around?
FCP 6.0.2, OSX 10.4.11, Quicktime 7.3. Seen on both a G5 and Mac Pro
Thanks!
-Dan
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3 Replies
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Hi dan,
you are not the only one. I posted about the same problem and Jeremy too treee or for days ago.
I have the problem when I have the clip with the Shift fields filter and I try to change the speed with the Frame Blending on. If no Frame Blending, no problem.
What I doing is to nest the clip and then apply the Speed change. Like that renders fine.
cheers,
rafaelPPC G5 2x2Gh 4GbRAM/BlackMagic SD/PMBP 17″Core2Duo 4GbRAM
JVC DTV-17″/FCS2/AE CS3/COMBUSTION/SHAKE -
Hey Rafael,
Thanks a lot for the response! Unfortunately I am still seeing the problem when the clip in nested. I’ve tried putting the clip into a new sequence, using the Nest Item(s) command, and applying the speed change to the new sequence and the clip inside it. Is there something that I’m missing?
Thanks,
-Dan -
Hi Dan,
the truth is that I’m only having problem with the Shift fields+Speed?Frame blending.
Please have a look to the threads of the last week. Jeremy G. is having the same problem than you. He nest the clip with the “Desaturate” filter (with a value=0) so this force the rendering of the nested clip. Have a try.
rafaelPPC G5 2x2Gh 4GbRAM/BlackMagic SD/PMBP 17″Core2Duo 4GbRAM
JVC DTV-17″/FCS2/AE CS3/COMBUSTION/SHAKE
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