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Jumpy Footage After Time Remapping.
Alright guys, I’m so tired of this..
The other day I learned how to do Ramp Slow-Mo’s in AE CS5. I wound up making a decent one first time around after watching a tutorial on it, and the next day when I wanted to try it a few more times with some other footage I wound up getting this same weird Footage Wobble/Jump everytime I’ve tried it. All of my setting are the same as the first time and I just can’t seem to figure out what it is.
Here’s a youtube video of what’s happening.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvUzYYzVt8M^^This is the remake of what I did yesterday.
Please help guys.
Thanks in advance.
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4 Replies
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What type of footage are you working with? Do you have frame blending set to pixel motion? The default for frame blending is off
-Andy George
Senior Editor
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Frame blending is off, when I turn it on I see no difference though. The clip is in .mov format. I’m on a Mac on AE CS5.
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The footage does that wobble/jumpiness once I stretch the time out. It’s supposed to just go slow motion, but it slow mo’ and get’s completely jacked up.
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What codec within quicktime are you using? QuickTime is just a container for a myriad of different codecs. Pixel motion should definitely be on, although that does not sound like that’s the issue.
If you’re using multiprocessing or Open GL when rendering, turn it off and see what happens.
-Andy George
Senior Editor
http://www.chiselindustries.com
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