Courtney Smith
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Okay. I’ll try that.
Also, on the episodes that I rendered with the Lagarith codec, the frame rate is 25.000 (PAL), but I have my project setting on the frame rate of 23.976. Will that effect my masking? -
Okay. Sorry, I didn’t understand what you meant.
I did what you told me to do and now I’ve rendered the section that I masked with the episode that was rendered with the Lagarith codec. There seems to be some improvement. But I watched the episode that I had rendered in the Lagarith codec, and everytime a frame changed, there were tiny lines in the animation. I don’t if that’s a normal thing or not, but it’s causing my masking to look a little rough once again. -
Kay. That seems to work okay. But do I have to render it in .avi format? Those types of videos don’t usually upload to YouTube very well. Could I render it in .wmv?
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Alright. I’ve download Lagarith but how do I apply it to my files on Sony Vegas?
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It’s an .avi file as far as I know.
I’ve selected “Use timecode in file”. The timecode in file is: SMPTE Film Sync IVTC (23.976 fps, Video)Format: Xvid MPEG-4 Codec
Attributes: 704x396x24, 00:00:01.293
Frame rate: 23.976 (IVTC Film)
Field order: None (progressive scan)
Pixel aspect ratio: 1.00000 (Square)
Alpha channel: NoneI have also used “Gradent Map” on the file, but I tried masking on another file a while back with no effects on it and it acted up the same way.
Yes, I used to event pan/crop tool to mask. -
The Field order is set to “None (progressive scan)”. So, that would be a yes, right?
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GSpot says that the frame rate is 23.976. That is, if the frame rate is the number to the right of “Frames/s”.