Diego Garcia
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Yes. I installed the codec, and can view DNG files in windows image preview.
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Perfect, thank you!
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Thanks for the insight.
Whats the learning curve like coming in from using Vegas?
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Excellent. Thank you very much for the details.
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Thank you, I’ll play around a bit with those.
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Gotcha. I might go for one of those 3rd party apps that records at a constant frame rate then.
Thanks!
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Thanks for the tips. I don’t think it’s the player, I’ve tried it across different computers.
In another forum I was told that smartphones are notorious for recording in variable frame rates, not much I can do, but I did hear about success using 3rd party video recording apps such as filmic pro–where it forces a stable frame rate. I’ll probably go that route.
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Yeah, and actually the stutters are much less apparent with this frame rate… But does this appear to be my only option?
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Sorry to keep replying to myself here.
I tried rendering at 29.902 but still hiccups.
I discovered something interesting though. I downloaded MediInfo to see the fps of each clip, and every clip has a DIFFERENT frame rate (even though I recorded them from the same phone). Some are 30.00 29.879, 29.873, 29.911, 29.906… it’s all over the board.
What’s going on here? And why wouldn’t vegas correct this when I choose settings such as “Disable Resample” or “Allow Source To Adjust Framerate”?
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More info after playing around with it:
It seems to “hiccup” at the same places regardless of my render settings
EXCEPT when I render it at 30fps as opposed to 29.97 fps… but at 30fps it hiccups at different spots.
I tried setting the AVC render to 59.940 … I just rendered a section and the hiccup seems to be gone.
However I need to render it around 30fps because that’s how it was shot. But when I tell vegas to match media settings, and point it to one of my clips, it sets it at 120fps (which i know isn’t right) but sometimes at 29.902…. so maybe that is the real target fps?
this is all very confusing