Harry Mitchell
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Ok I do what you say. I turn off quantization and move each event so it begins and ends on a frame boundary but the problem still persists.
Also I’m still not quite sure why we are turning off quantization in the first place. I’m moving the events so they begin on a frame boundary but surely that is the job quantization is meant for. So how can I make sure the event is starting exactly on the the frame boundary if quantization has been turned off and why not just leave it on if it’s supposed to make sure all events start and end on a frame boundary?
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But you just told me to turn it off so I can make sure all the events begin and end on a frame boundary.
~Harry
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Sorry but I tried the suggestions above but no difference has been made.
So I turn of quantize to frames. I then zoom in all the way ,so I can a clear view of the cut between events, and move the event so it begins on the dotted line with the numbers at the top (which I’m assuming is the frame boundary). I then make sure it ends on a dotted line and do the same with the next clip.
How can I make sure that the events begin and end exactly on a frame boundary?
~Harry
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I have already tried disabling “GPU acceleration of video processing” but I still get the same result.