Ellis Holban
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OK, I came up with a solution. I will continue to record my videos in 4K, but I will convert the videos from 4K to 1080p using Handbrake. I’ve tried that and it works for me.
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Alright, so I got MediaInfo and I’m viewing the media I’m using for the video. How can I tell if it’s 4K? And how do I tell if the media is interlaced? Can I change the media from interlaced to progressive? I’m not a very tech savvy person. One thing to note is that the media is footage I recorded on ZSNES, a SNES emulator. I have tried editing ZSNES footage prior to today, and I didn’t have that problem, until now. (I think) The problem showed up when I changed the Encoder on OBS from x264 to QuickSync H.264. I’m not changing it to anything else because the frame rate drops significantly when I change it back. So is there any way that this problem can be resolved?
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1. If you’re talking about the open-source program, I don’t have it. If you referring to my media information, it’s 2256×1504, and the bitrate is 3649 kbps. Also 60 fps.
2. I use Sony Vegas on two computers, the first one is an HP Pavilion with a Intel(R) Core (TM) 17-4790 CPU @ 3.60 GHz processor with 8 gb of ram. The second is a Microsoft Surface with an Intel(R) Core(TM) 15-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.71 GHz processor with 4 gb or ram. Both computers experience the same problems when the same video is in Vegas.
I’ve tried all your steps, but nothing worked. Including the reset. Now I’m starting to get a tad bit worried.