Rendered Blur in video in video with SVP 13 (Picture in Picture)

[Simon Weaver]

Ok understood, thank you very much 🙂

[Simon Weaver]

Hi John
Thank you very much for this reply.
I am taking everything you say on board.
Right now, I am about to do a new video, and I intend to record 1080P / 30FPS.
To give you an idea, I done a very quick test video just for you 🙂

So I hope this works fine.

I am based in the UK, but I have tested the video on 4G which was great and 3G, which I can say was “ok” – Not the best, but then the 3G signal was not great.
On WiFi it is good 🙂

Here is my test video for you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e89oEWQzjFs
Regards
Simon

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[Simon Weaver]

Hi John (again!) 🙂
I am working with the developer, because he agrees that the image lighting is dark, so has improved on this and I will be uploading a new gameplay video tonight, which I hope does address this.

Also 30FPS 🙂
Simon

[Simon Weaver]

Hi Norman
60FPS looks good when there is a lot of action on board, and all I was doing was jumping on the band wagon, as most gamers had already started to do 1080p / 60FPS.
I fully understand and do appreciate that this setting may not suit all viewers, but I am doing a video later in 30FPS.
So I have created a new project with 30FPS (actually 29.97 I think was the figure) and will render in 30FPS and will capture in 30FPS 🙂
Then upload.
Appreciate the feedback sir.

[Norman Black]

[Simon Weaver] “So I have created a new project with 30FPS (actually 29.97 I think was the figure) and will render in 30FPS and will capture in 30FPS :)”

If you capture 60p and want to render 30p then pay close attention to the exact source frame rate. If the source is 59.94 then 29.97 would be the proper half rate. If the source is exactly 60, then 30 is the proper half rate. I say this since video captured from a computer screen may be 60.0 and not the NTSC 59.94.

For computer playback you don’t really care much about the precise frame rate (29.97 or 30.0). For TV playback then one needs to output NTSC or PAL whichever is appropriate.

[Simon Weaver]

HI Norman
Thanks, ok understood 🙂

This is the latest upload to YouTube 30fps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z7hed9GF9w

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