[Gaetan Ducroq]

Your mbits and vbr 2 have worked ! A big thanks to you, you really save my ass at one day of the deadline. Really, thank you !

[Gaetan Ducroq]

Thanks for your answer David. I just tried and i have the same bad result … i send you the export setting i use.

I’m desesperate..

[Gaetan Ducroq]

I recapitulate: i have a drone footage who are very great but in 30 fps and my client want 23,967

So i first tried to just convert in Premiere Pro or Media Encoder like i do usually but i tried many settings like optical flow and i have always the same blurry image

But i read on this forum i should try to do the convert in After Effect and it work well but i have a big AVI file i can’t read in vlc ( like usually with After Effect .. ) but in Premiere Pro once a rendered it i can see every frame it’s like the original drone footage. But at this point every time i tried to export this file in H264 like i isually do i’m back with blurry footage like the screenshot i post on my first message.

I send you two screenshot, one of the render settings i have and one of the MB/sec of the AVI file. Hope it helps.

I don’t really know what is prores or dnxhd, i have seen this on render setting but it’s just give me a blurry file .. Maybe i have to do something else ?

The screenshots are in French, i can translate if you need

[Gaetan Ducroq]

Thanks for your answer!
I have already tried optical flow but with the same result in Premiere Pro
The .avi from After Effects who seems to be nice is way too big ( 150go ), and i can’t play it in VLC but when I play it in Premiere Pro it looks fine, but when I export the file the blurry thing come back.
Hope you can help me