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Perhaps this is indeed a bug. Have you tried to nest the time mapped clip? Perhaps even cut the section you want to affect and nest that section only, then apply the scale position animation?

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Are you sure you hit the keyframe stop watch icon to begin the animation of the properties? Consecutive changes to that property will auto-create a keyframe.

1st to set as “we have this property from prior to this point” the 2nd keyframe will apply itself and be the “I will now be this value, a 3rd keyframe would act as a “kept value to this point” then the 4th is the final value destination.

Sorry if you are sucking eggs here…

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Did you try rendering out with the MPE in software only mode?

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Hi bill,

If want to use a title to embed your logo then I might suggest you add white filled boxes against all sides with some overlap of the logo edge as it could have a little black border.

Or if you want to compose it in PPro as a clip add the crop effect to pull in the edges.

Alternatively you can open the original logo file in PhotoShop and create a mask to only show the logo and mask out the edges.

So many ways to fix it… Make a PSD file in PhotoShop so you see it as you want it to look there and inport the PSD file to PPro.

Or you can even copy and paste my brain onto a small sheet of post it paper, shake your hands like the hokey pokey and that’s what its all about! Sorry got a bit silly there. 🙂

A fix for you is in here. If the logo bg is not pure white I always eye drop it to be sure the bg layer matches the logo as any shade off will show an edge.

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Unless you have altered something by mistake a mono audio clip which can only exist in a mono track will come through both speakers. Attempt to isolate the clips with the pan to either side and check nothing has changed with them specifically. The audio mixer is a powerful tool, unless you started riding the levels in write mode, during playback, you won’t find your answer there. Are you certain the problem clips are mono and in mono tracks? Stereo tracks using L only recorded clips will play with L only speaker. You’d then need to add the fill Left effect to force the right channel to duplicate the left channel.

Let us know.

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MPE is built on cuda technology which only exists in NVIDIA cards. So the answer is no it can’t be utilized in any way.

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As this is captured originally in 4:2:0 colourspace all you are essentially doing is embedding the lower colourspace into a higher space, not actually making new colour data. Technically working within after effects and PPro you are able to colour correct in 32-bit flaot which renders converting unnecessary…

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To add to kevins comments, try setting playback to draft.

Right click over the program monitor and choose playback…set to draft.

The lower quality video playback is only for playback purposes. It doesn’t affect the original footage. 🙂

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Interesting content.

I.couldn’t see any technical issues in the video. I think what you are seeing is the progressive look of sideways motion blur when the camera pans. Which is normal. Panning slower reduces the effect.

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Is it possible you have frame blending on the clip/s?

What happens if you import a clip into a new project then drag n drop it over the new item icon to create a sequence using its properties and export directly to a matching preset?

What you describe is more like an interlaced file problem. Can you post a screen grab and video link to the culprit export.

Cheers, JB

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