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Sony Vegas large chunks of pixels are ghosting.
So I recorded a gameplay clip with my gameplay recording software (Bandicam if it helps with anything) and if I check my .avi files they are clear and perfect but when I import them in Sony Vegas something happens (I don’t know what, or where it comes from) and random parts of the video get chunks of pixels that just burn onto the video for a second or two and then just fade away into nothingness.
Problem is I can’t find out why is this happening and I can’t fix it.
I will provide a picture and a video as soon as I can.
How do I fix it or how to I reduce the effects at least because it really looks ugly.
P.S. I tried using CyberLink Power Director 11 and the problem just wasn’t there while using CyberLink.
The original video is clear and so is any rendered video with CyberLink but not with Sony Vegas 12 (even the preview screen has the same thing and you can actually pause it and stare at it without it fading away) -
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Do your project properties match the properties of the video clip?
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Yes, they are both 29.970 fps, both 1280×720.
Only thing that I don’t know is the pixel aspect ratio of the clips I use to make videos, the project’s aspect ratio is set at 1.000 (square). -
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Fixed it, the problem was the Xvid codec, changed it to mpeg-1 and it works like a charm.
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