> I’m not sure but I would guess that draft quality doesn’t bother to blend the frames in the interest of speed. (just a wild guess on my part) 😉
I’ve just rendered about 10 different 3 second clips to compare different frame rate settings and quality, and it’s come down to what you said above. Vegas is blending the frames together. How can I tell Vegas to not blend frames without setting the quality down to draft or preview (just tested and preview doesn’t blend either)? I’ve gone to the project settings and tried to change the deinterlace mode from blend to interpolate and none, and I get the same problem.
Another screenshot: https://productioneditors.com/blend.jpg
top 2 I used Best quality. The one on the right i went to the project settings and chose none for deinterlace mode. Still same issue.
Bottom 2 screen shots are choosing the draft and preview quality.
If you notice the guy’s leg running out to the right side, the top 2 have the blend trail and the bottom 2 do not.
I just want to set it to not blend frames, but be in Best quality mode. Any other suggestions?