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  • The video format I get out of OBS is .mp4
    On the encoding settings page I have x264 as my only option (is selected by default)
    I do not use CBR (constant bit rate?)
    and my max bit-rate is capped at 14000 kb/s (which is high enough for a 720p video, I tried to get it to 7000 kb/s but it did the same things when I got it into Sony Vegas where .mp4 files from other recording programs work)
    Also I noticed the frame-rate cannot be set to 29.97 only 29 or 30 or any other number that doesn’t a clear value but when I look at the frame-rate in Sony Vegas it tell me the video recorded at 30 has 30.02 (that’s an odd one, or at least for me it is)

  • Mario Panait

    November 26, 2014 at 1:10 am in reply to: Sony Vegas large chunks of pixels are ghosting.

    Fixed it, the problem was the Xvid codec, changed it to mpeg-1 and it works like a charm.

  • Mario Panait

    November 25, 2014 at 8:31 pm in reply to: Sony Vegas large chunks of pixels are ghosting.

    Here it is the link for a short clip with my problem.

    The Error.

  • Mario Panait

    November 25, 2014 at 6:40 pm in reply to: Sony Vegas large chunks of pixels are ghosting.

    Yes, they are both 29.970 fps, both 1280×720.
    Only thing that I don’t know is the pixel aspect ratio of the clips I use to make videos, the project’s aspect ratio is set at 1.000 (square).

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