Anthony Shelton
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Well this is weird. I checked the tabs and nothing was there and so I tried re-exporting my video and it worked this time, no problem. *facepalm*
But one more question that is related to this same issue. I have added Fade transitions to some clips and I know those have to be rendered. However, after I render them, they too make everything, within the duration of the Fade, pixelated–even after Export. Does this have anything to do with the Shift Fields?
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I’m not at my office anymore but no I didn’t check those. But I know I never did anything to them. Like I said, all I did was add in and out points and dragged it to the timeline. ^_^
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To this particular clip, I am not adding anything. The only thing I’ve done to the clip is place in’s and out’s and dragged it to the timeline. That’s all I did. ^_^
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[David Roth Weiss] And, keep in mind that, if the sequence settings were changed after the media was already on the timeline, that would create an issue even if the setting match the media. So, a match is not always the perfect match.
Yep. I did not change any of the sequence settings at any time once I put a clip in the timeline. I made sure everything was what I needed it to be before I placed anything in the timeline.
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This is a screenshot of the comparisons. The sequence settings are on the left.
If you can’t see them here they are written out:
SEQUENCE SETTINGS:
Vid Rate: 29.97
Frame Size: 720×480
Compressor: DV/DVCPRO – NTSC
Pixel Aspect: NTSC – CCIR 601
Field Dominance: Lower (Even)CLIP SETTINGS :
Vid Rate: 29.97
Frame Size: 720×480
Compressor: DV/DVCPRO – NTSC
Pixel Aspect: NTSC – CCIR 601
Field Dominance: Lower (Even)This is what they are so unless I’m missing some aspect of my clip settings then I’m not sure why this happening. Again, thank you for the help.