Andrew Okeh
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Thanks! I can’t believe it was that easy and I couldn’t figure it out
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There’s a glitch in Boujou where it’ll save the first two frames twice in it’s tracking data, so it’ll offset everything and make it look like it wasn’t tracked properly.
Personally, would worked for me was unchecking “Use format default start index and null size”, and setting the start index at 0 instead of 1. Hopefully that’ll work with you!
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If the video is uncompressed (.avi or .mov), then it will most likely lag when you play it back on your computer for preview unless you have a really fast computer. If that’s your final render, you might want to consider compressing it, especially if you’re going to upload it or transfer. If you’re still going to to further edits, uncompressed footage is fine because you will get the best quality possible! Just make sure that your final render is compressed so you can actually watch it.
Personally, I use the Quicktime format with H.264 compression, then check the limit box. I usually limit it to 1728 KB/sec because it matches my original footage’s bitrate (13.5 Mb/sec, it’s the same)
However, 6 – 8 Mbps is usually suitable for most people
You can use this converter if you’d like: https://www.matisse.net/bitcalc/