Ray Hargreaves
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No. Unfortunately, no. I still think about it from time to time, and nothing makes any sense to me. A perfectly clean RAM preview, but saving the RAM preview as a file suddenly involves stuttering? I just don’t get any of this.
I would really appreciate it if you could post the answer here when you find it, and I’ll be sure to do the same. That is, if there is an answer….
Thanks,
Ray
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A recent development that’s most curious to me is when I tried pre-rendering the project. The Pre-render appeared on my desktop (as expected) as well as in my library (also expected). The stuttering is still obvious when I play the file on my desktop through Quicktime – but completely smooth within After Effects when simply previewing that same file from my library.
VLC, iTunes, etc all play it with inconsistent stuttering, and iTunes and YouTube both keep the stuttering when converting it for its own purposes, but somehow After Effects is able to play it flawlessly when its inside the program. As soon as it leaves the doors it seems to go bonkers.
Very odd, and thanks for keeping it in your thoughts, by the way.
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I would also like to add that if I put the exported file into iTunes and have it converted to a different format, such as iPhone or AppleTV versions, it also carries the stuttering with it. Which is a reason why I believe it is embedded in the file, although going through frame-by-frame doesn’t show any signs of it….
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There doesn’t appear to be, no. I’m not seeing anything in the frame-by-frame that would be throwing it off. I think my next step is to burn it on a DVD and watch how it plays back on a television.
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Premiere Pro’s exported version still has the jittery look at the same sort of moments, and included interlacing. Any ideas what it will take to remove the jittery stuff? Thanks for your time…
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Rendering with lowerfields still gave the same stuttering problem, and I’m currently trying to export from Premiere.
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I currently was not, should I be?