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Weird Problem with Full HD video
Hey Guys,
I have shot my video on Nikon D7000 using NTSC at 24 which shows 23.978 fps in Premiere Pro. Earlier I was using Nikon D5200 to shoot my videos at 25 fps. The problem I am encountering now is that when I render my videos from premiere pro using presets for youtube 1024 full HD, the video is jerky on TV whereas it is working fine on laptop and mobile devices. Some pointers to note down here are:-
- Internet speed is fine, video is already buffered.
- I have tested several full HD videos on TV including the ones which have action scenes, they work fine.
- There are a couple of full HD videos on youtube which shows jerk but others work well on my Sony TV.
- Earlier I was using the same setting to render my videos for youtube and they were fine.
- When I reduce the quality to 720, my videos from D7000 works fine.
I am not sure what is creating the problem.
- D7000 ?
- Video Format?
- Bit rate?
- Frame Rate?
Also, I am rendering my video on 2:1 (1920 X960) as well as 16:9 (1920X1080). Earlier I thought the ratio is creating a problem but later I realized that it is not the ratio the video is jerky even on 16:9 ratio.
Could somebody help me here because I am struggling to post my video on youtube?
Thanks in Advance.
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3 Replies
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So the video you are having trouble with is 23.978fps. You DON’T have any of that 25fps in it, do you? You should leave that out of the question if it’s not part of the problem. What frame rate are you using for the export? If it’s not 23.978, but something like 29.97, then you will end up with some judder. Judder will be less noticeable on smaller devices.
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And make sure that your sequence frame rate matches you original clip frame rate, which also will match your export frame rate. 🙂
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I suggest re-coding using AME with the basic h264 and to see if that fixes it.
I find these templates kinda wonky at times.
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