Aaron Grono
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Yes! Thank you very much for your help.
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Hi Ryan,
Thank you very much for responding.
Forgive me for my lack of knowledge, but do keyframes refer to the M and N Frames under GOP Settings? If so, I have M frames at 3 and N frames at 12, with 0 set for “closed GOP every”, and with Automatic GOP placement checked. It’s rendering at 23.796 fps for a video that is timed at just over 2:55 which is roughly 4219 frames (if that’s what you meant by total frames, if not, I apologize again).A couple other things I noticed while experimenting: rendering it as an .m2t file after selecting TS as the multiplexer doesn’t show the problem occurring. I’ve also tried encoding mp4 files in Premiere Pro with Media Encoder to mpeg-2 and they don’t give me an issue, so I thought perhaps it might be how the other avi files were originally encoded – for all of them I used the utvideo codec when exporting from virtualdub, so I tried one with a lagarith codec and it gave the same problem.
I’m not sure if there is just something wrong on my computer with how mpeg-2 renders, since I don’t think TMPGEnc uses Mainconcept MPEG Video to encode, if mpeg-2 just isn’t good in general with handling video files with certain codecs, or if there’s something going on with Windows Media Player and Media Player Classic (since playing it in VLC will show no problems). :/