[Duke Sweden]

Oh, ok, so you can even save the selections you make on the Delivery page in a preset? I did not know that ????
Thanks, Michael!

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[Duke Sweden]

Oh so if I’m not using Decklink, which I’m not, it doesn’t really matter what that’s set at. Thanks, Tero.

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[Duke Sweden]

Yes. It defaults to 23.976 no matter what the framerate is of my clip.

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[Duke Sweden]

But the problem, Tero, and this seems to have just started, is that if I leave it at 23.97, which it defaults to, it plays back smoothly, but if I change it to 29.97, which is the actual framerate of the clip, it plays back a bit speeded up. Again, the timeline is 29.97 but the “video format” defaults to 23.97. It’s the video format setting that I’m changing, not the timeline framerate.

I just did another “project” consisting of two clips. One renders smoothly, the other has a stuttering movement to it, but both were shot with the same settings.

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[Duke Sweden]

Thanks, guys! While my system may not be as beefy as Glenn’s, I tend to do very simple stuff, mostly color correction and grading and editing, no compositing or F/X.

Thanks for the tips! And sorry for hijacking the thread, but I think the OP got his answer anyway before I barged in. Cheers!

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[Duke Sweden]

So basically what you’re saying is you only had to cut and paste this response from the previous conversation? ????
I remember now, it was because my GPU kept running out of memory. See, I listen 🙂

Then what’s the point of optimizing files or render cache and all that if you can get the files to behave like 1080p just by changing the timeline resolution?
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[Duke Sweden]

That’s what I figured but it made too much sense. So I only have to change the timeline in settings, or on the Deliver page?

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[Duke Sweden]

“Quite often I will stay in HD until I go to output…then switch to 4k, if required…”

Why is that, Glenn? What is the benefit?

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[Duke Sweden]

I did get your point, Tero. That’s what I managed to get working yesterday. Thanks again, as always!

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[Duke Sweden]

btw, this is really strange. Just out of curiosity I googled your name to get an idea of what the guy who’s been so helpful to me looks like, and for some reason 5 of the first 6 pictures that come up are of me. Can I get a WTF, please!

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