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I’m having so much trouble
I’m animating still photos for a video project.
I’ve imported a scanned letter, blown it up with Continuous Rasterization and animated it. It renders just fine at 60 fps. Wonderfully smooth.
I upload it to YouTube and it turns into this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mfl3ssd98K4
The stuttering is horrible. Since YouTube converts footage down to 30fps, I tried exporting it to that. Nope. Didn’t work. Still stutters.
Originally uploaded ProRes422, but found out that high quality like that can cause stuttering due to low network speeds.
So I tried it in Quicktime H.264 and also MPEG4 at 10,000 Kbps. Nada. Even tried adding motion blur. Nothing’s helping.
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Yea, it’s judder.
You need to slow it down, or at least vary the speed, maybe add in a little rotation on the Z axis (like the camera is rolling back and forth a bit), and you should probably add motion blur.Ben Unguren
Motion Graphics & Editing
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More on judder here: https://kb2.adobe.com/community/publishing/908/cpsid_90843.html
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