Ryan Moyer
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Ok, I finally got it fixed.
For anyone out there that comes across this from google, the thing that finally did it was changing interlace method from Blend to Interpolate. This finally got rid of the blur.
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Hmmm, so apparently the clip had someone gotten the field order set back to “lowest first”, which apparently overrides the project settings.
However, changing it back to None (progressive scan) greatly reduces the motion blur, but at the same time it shows up badly interlaced (the original clip was interlaced). It’s weird because it doesn’t show up interlaced in the preview window, and even weirder because After Effects has absolutely no problem rendering the same clip with no interlacing or motion blur.
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Also, I recently found the “disable motion blur” button on the timeline of the video track, but selecting that (even if I do it for all tracks) doesn’t help either.
This is ridiculous. Vegas adds motion blur to prevent stuttering with a lower frame rate. But I WANT it to stutter. Why can’t I tell Vegas that?
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Yep, that is already set to None (progressive scan), and I still get the motion blur after render (but not in the preview window).
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I believe it already is. Field order for the clip is set to none (progressive).
Which option are you referring to?
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That had no effect.
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For whatever reason, every time I was clicking on one vertex (even after deselecting them all) it was selecting everything. I just restarted the program and then I was able to pick one at a time.
Odd.
Thanks!
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It looks like it’s grayed out because I don’t just have one point selected, but how the heck do I select just one point? If I click on one it highlights the entire path.
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Hmmm, for some reason “set first vertex” is grayed out.
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Hmmm, I’m not really seeing a noticeable difference either way.
If I take the clip into after effects and use its blending technique it looks much smoother than doing it either way in Vegas. Unfortunately the project I’m working on right now has like a bazillion slow-mo clips that all have to be adjusted to specific timings so moving each of them back and forth between Vegas and AE while trying to get the timing right is a major pain.