[Ariane Lorenzo]

If the John’s solution about converting my render in 25 fps and checking how i should deliver this video to my TV (interlaced or progressive) doesn’t work out, could be another way to go. Thanks !

[Ariane Lorenzo]

Thanks for your input Bill. This incorrect frames problem with Canon came up one time or two in the CC forums.
I then checked my timeline and my cuts between events zooming as close as possible. No tiny gap in sight.

[Ariane Lorenzo]

Thanks ! Will do and post here my results.

[Ariane Lorenzo]

Hi John, thanks for your reply.

It makes total sense. But I’ve just tried to render my project at 25 fps using a custom mainconcept avc template and the flashes are still there always at the meeting point of two sequences. Some cuts are affected, others are flawless.

[John Rofrano] “Convert it to the proper frame rate for your region (NTSC or PAL) and the problem should go away.”

Did you mean to convert directly my final video ? the source footages ? Or to change fps in my project/rendering settings in vegas ?

And sorry for the beginner level questions.

[Ariane Lorenzo]

Hi Francois and thanks to take the time to give me your feedback ! Really appreciate it.
I visit the thread you’re pointing me to, but as far as i can tell, my source footages from my dslr canon 7D don’t have weird fps.
I did screenshots.

Here is a source footage with specs

Here is the final video specs

Here are the two custom templates i’m using to obtain a mp4 file

Mainconcept

Sony AVC

What am I missing ??

[Ariane Lorenzo]

I just wanted to add that the footages were captured with a DSLR CANON 7D in 1920×1080 at 23,976 fps.