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New some advice to eliminate judder on a pan of a panoramic drawing
Hi everyone,
I am having a devil of a time with a section of a 30-minute film I am uploading to my Vimeo PRO account. The clip features a long, animated pan on a drawing. No matter what tweaks or various programs I use for compression the image stutters across the screen. The rest of the film looks fine. It is just this pesky section. Any suggestions you might be able to provide would be greatly appreciated. here are the settings I have tried and here is a link to the clip:
Setting 1
Video Encoder
Format: QT
Width: 1280
Height: 720
Pixel aspect ratio: Square
Crop: None
Padding: None
Frame rate: (100% of source)
Selected: 23.976
Frame Controls: Automatically selected: Off
Codec Type: MPEG-4 Video
Multi-pass: Off, frame reorder: OffPixel depth: 24
Spatial quality: 100
Min. Spatial quality: 25
Key frame interval: 24
Temporal quality: 50
Min. temporal quality: 25
Average data rate: 5.12 (Mbps)Setting 2
Same as above except codec type which is H.264I have also tried the Adobe Media Encoder CC settings for Vimeo and experimented with 30fps out of desperation. In addition I have tried CBR bit rates and 1-pass and 2-pass VBR
https://vimeo.com/user18035257/review/79303372/c94ced7d85
Password is test
Thank you!
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2 Replies
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The problem appears to be a playback issue. I downloaded your submitted file and the transcoded Vimeo videos. There are no visible issues when playing from hard drive or when reviewing the files frame-by-frame. This leads me to conclude that your file is OK. When viewed online the first play tends to stutter but gets smoother upon repeated viewings. In addition, the SD video plays more smoothly. This would indicate a bandwidth issue. The transcoded Vimeo 720p file is encoded at over 3900kbps, which is relatively high for web streaming.
Just to verify the export settings I transcoded your file to H.264 and it exhibited the same behavior when uploaded to Vimeo (use the same password as the original file).
You might try reducing the bitrate during this portion of the video. Assuming the graphic can’t be changed, try reformatting it to display in letterbox at 1280×640 or 1280×480 with a slower pan.
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Thank you so much, Ivan, for your advice. I will indeed try your suggestions. I am also working on a backup plan for that portion of the film.
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