[Lukasz Kondek]

Well motion blur doesn’t work, and i’ve tried standard AE one, and CC Force and even RSMB.

What i haven’t tried is to change the bitrate, and i’ll make some tests but to be honest i don’t know how it could possible help me in this situation. Nevertheless thanks for this idea 😀

[Lukasz Kondek]

Well then it seems, i’m doomed cause none of the solution that could be found in the above article seems to be helping me. Maybe the one with calculating apropriate frames number, for appropriate position change could but suck at calculating anything, so it’s nog very good.

Anyway, thanks again 😀

[Lukasz Kondek]

Hey Todd, Thanks for reply!

I’ve seen this article, and also a lot of Your replies in similar topics,
but i’ve still decided to try this in hope that maybe something has changed,
but with Your answer now i’m almost certain that i was wrong.

The only else thing i’ve yet hope for is this piece of expression:

“speedPxPerFrame = 2;
currentFrame = (time – inPoint)/thisComp.frameDuration;

value – [0, currentFrame*speedPxPerFrame]”

Which has been pasted in one of the thread by Walter Soyka. I’ve tested it and it seems to be working, but it produces the vertical position change, and i need the horizontal one, so could You or anyone else explain me what i can do to change this kind of movement, and how to change it’s speed? I’m not very good at expressions, and maybe this could be a solution.

Thanks in advance 🙂

With best regards
Luke