December 21, 2015 at 6:03 pm
in reply to: frame skip?
Also if you are animating by expanding the video track and selecting motion | Twixtor Output: Speed to show up as a curve, try a non linear interpolator (It defaults to linear). You can access the curve types by right-mouse clicking on a keyframe. Make sure the curve does not go backward though which is easy to do if you look at it real small…
The last 4 are same for all apps as it’s the same thing
Note it’s hard to visualize with text
If you hit the support tab on our site, and use the Xontact Support form it will send you info about uploading a sample movie for us to look at
From your description you are using a shutter speed that does not match 60 Hz, if the issue is rolling shutter bands (a stripe of a different color level moving slowly across screen) this is harder to fix…
The last 4 are same for all apps as it’s the same thing
Note it’s hard to visualize with text
If you hit the support tab on our site, and use the Xontact Support form it will send you info about uploading a sample movie for us to look at
From your description you are using a shutter speed that does not match 60 Hz, if the issue is rolling shutter bands (a stripe of a different color level moving slowly across screen) this is harder to fix…
December 4, 2015 at 10:00 pm
in reply to: RSMB Vectors
No worry, it does not help they change the labelling every 2 versions 🙂
I think they also added a new gamma option that one can trip over… a good sanity check is to render a scene without any motion and make sure you get no motion blur whatever parameter in RSMB you set
December 4, 2015 at 10:00 pm
in reply to: RSMB Vectors
No worry, it does not help they change the labelling every 2 versions 🙂
I think they also added a new gamma option that one can trip over… a good sanity check is to render a scene without any motion and make sure you get no motion blur whatever parameter in RSMB you set