[Axel Verbraeken]

I think that’s a good advice. I will inform the JVC company about this problem so they maybe can change their format for next editions.
Thanks for your reply.
Axel.

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[Axel Verbraeken]

That’s probably true. JVC works with: MPEG 4 (“MPG4)” (MC) according to After Effects.
Sony on the other hand uses H.264.
H.264 is recognized by Resolve but what in the name of God is MPG4? It is packed in an “mp4” file or it uses “MPEG” (MC) and then it is packed in a “mov” file. Anyway Resolve does not import neither the mp4 neither the mov.
Do I have to re-render all those clips (oh no!) and if I have to what codec do I use to keep as much quality as possible?

Thanks for the advice.
Axel.

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[Axel Verbraeken]

I did what you suggested and that works good. I think the problem is not in AE since my footage stays allright as long as I am in AE. It’s only when I do a render from Première (50 fps mov to 25 pfs mpg) that the problem comes in.

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[Axel Verbraeken]

Thanks for your reaction. I didn’t use frame blending in these shots neither any timeremapping. The fact is that the file rendered out from AE is fine. Every image is OK. But it is still in 50 fps. When I take this shot, that is OK, in Première and I render it out to 25 fps then the strange effect comes up. On the other hand when I render out the same shot from Première to 50 fps its OK???
Maybe this can help: my recorded shots are MP4, the shot rendered from AE is MOV with Animation codec. The shot rendered from Prmière is MPG.

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[Axel Verbraeken]

THanks for your support. It’s a pitty however.