[Ambar Narkar]

Hey, did it solve the problem ?

plz let me know.

[Ambar Narkar]

Omar,

Here’s the link,

this is for PFTrack data exported to AE, I saw many people have this issue.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGYIT3FY86s

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[Ambar Narkar]

Omar,

certainly.

I will give u a link in sometime.

mostly today.

🙂 also, If u do find solution before than, do let me know 😉

[Ambar Narkar]

Hello Omar,

i’ve figured it out.

thanks to Ryan C.

all you have to do is, when u bring in the AE camera data from PFTrack

select camera, press U, so that all the keyframes are visible.

now if u click on attributes of camera

which are position, rotation x y z etc.

it wil select all keyframes.

once that’s done u have to press alt & select the last keyframe and align it.

gimme some time, let me get you youtube video for dat. okay ?

[Ambar Narkar]

Dear Ryan C,

I am very much GRATEFUL for your kind help.

it did the trick.

it seemed that camera doesn’t normally export same length of key-frames as a video sequence

so key-frames never really line up—

also, in PFTrack, 25 fps are set by default, even though you are using 30 fps footage

that’s where the problem was, I wonder I didn’t pay attention to the primitive problem in the first place.

but I AM VERY GRATEFUL, You saved me from this riddle, my mind wasn’t at rest.

Have a lovely day !

[Ambar Narkar]

I am having the same problem

have u found any solution ??

if u do please do let me know…

[Ambar Narkar]

I am facing the exact problem as you are.

but no one seems to be responding.

i’ve no idea what’s wrong.

have u got any solution ?

please I could use some help if you did.