[Robert Gilbert]

Thank you very much, Mark!

[Robert Gilbert]

Thank you very much, Andy!

[Robert Gilbert]

I’m only referring to my past experience. I always used progressive. I’d be so happy if they came up with a way to do this now. Thanks.

[Robert Gilbert]

Thanks!

[Robert Gilbert]

Thanks, Eric! My client is everyone so I need to do my best and hope the platform will do a good compression and stream.

[Robert Gilbert]

Vimeo has a great support system for PRO and they actually did a better compression of my FX sequence than did YT, but after many messages they just said they didn’t know why YT displayed the titles better and to follow their compression guidelines, which I had already done. I’m beginning to suspect is has something to do with their adaptive streaming which lags to get up to speed. Despite my good internet speed, the video often begins at low def.

[Robert Gilbert]

Thank you very much, Tero!

So, if the problem is the reading, then the video file is good. But if the problem was the writing, then it would always break up in the same spot on every replay. Is that right?

[Robert Gilbert]

I’d really rather try to diagnose where the problem is coming from, because to check each exported video is very time-consuming and may be even useless, since the problem occurs randomly and not necessarily in the same spot. It might even be a bug in the VLC for all I know! Any clues?

[Robert Gilbert]

Thank you, Ann!

[Robert Gilbert]

It also happened with another export of the same video. What is the cause? How can I fix it?