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Weird glitching has suddenly appeared in timelines and renders
Hey community.
Am scratching my head over this one. I’m working on a little scamp of a silly idea, but there is loads of glitching taking place. It didn’t until I rendered everything out. Then the glitches started appearing – artifacts in the shape of masks on different layers. One weird thing happened too – there was a freeze frame from a clip that was further along the timeline way away from the playhead, but it was showing up on the canvas the whole time, even when I made every layer invisible.
Here is a link to a little export I made of the clip, and then a screen rec of me going through the AEP.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hepz_n9YNhc
Any help appreciated. The final output is going to be portrait, like a bad phone recording. Sorry, I know this’ll be visually offensive to you all!
It’s all at 29.99fps, as per the footage I nabbed.
Cheers all.
Sam
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Thanks for writing back Dave!
I forgot to mention I have done all the cache clean outs and purges. Here’s the link again – hopefully it’ll work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hepz_n9YNhc
You were right, everything is in 29.99fps, which I’m aware is a shade off of NTSC, but I thought if I mantained the same fps across the compositions and footage then all would be ok, and I could push everything in my final export out to 29.97fps. Is this the wrong way round to do it? Should I be transcoding everything immediately into a standard format?
The app you mentioned sounds great – barmy that phones shoot that way.
s.
Don\’t Panic.
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Just FYI – I started it all again and was really strict about matching frame rates and transcoding footage from different sources to all be the same first.
Came out fine in the end!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKIk6k0S5rc
Cheers
Don\’t Panic.
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