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Macbook Pro video playback problem
I am using a Macbook Pro Retina display to playback video. The ATEM is set at 1080i, 59.54, as-well as the Macbook. My issue is that when playing out video using Quicktime, it seems to jerky a-bit and creates a double image (fuzzy look, but mostly choppiness), this issue is not constant, but I want perfect playback. I have tried 1080i and 720 all at 59.94, 50 seems to be worse. Could it be from my Macbook Retina? then again I have tried with my old Macbook. If anyone has experience with using video playback with computers, please tell how I can fix this. All I want is smooth playback, I was told I would get that.
Thank you in advanced.
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3 Replies
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What is the format of the video you are playing? Codec? frame size? Frame rate? Select the video file, right-click (or control-click) and choose “get info” or open the video in quick time and press command-i.
The frame rate 50 is a PAL format. Are you in the US? Probably won’t want to use that. 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30, 59.94 and 60 are your NTSC options.
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The videos are mostly 1280 X 720 between 25 to 30 FPS, H.246, AAC. I live in Australia and use the NSTC format, but still does not make a difference, but a much better then PAL. When just plugin in my computer via HDMI to just a TV, is plays fine, what could be different about the ATEM? I need to fix this, all I want is perfect smooth playback.
If I have left out anything please let me know.
(Videos are from Youtube)
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Unfortunately I’m not familiar with the ATEM, hopefully someone who is will chime in.
Are you sure that your all settings match the video format?
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