[Vyacheslav Kornev]

Nah, even when I recorded a video segment in 720p, I still see this strange line. If you play video in Windows Media, then these lines will not be. This is weird. Perhaps this is somehow related to the recording method.

I often used a very complicated screen capture method. When using it, I spent a lot of time, but there were no problems. The video that I am doing now was recorded by an easier method. There is no difference in video quality, and the time spent on video recording has greatly decreased. I really don’t want to go back to the old video recording method ☹

Do you have any other ideas on how to remove these lines?

P.S. Please forgive me. I know English very poorly, but I try my best to make a clear sentence. I try to write sentences without a translator, so I will learn to speak English a little faster. I hope my mistakes don’t make you laugh at me or get angry. I hope you have the patience to endure my mistakes..

[Vyacheslav Kornev]

I post videos on YouTube. And my laptop can give a maximum resolution of 1366:768. Even though I know that Youtube will reduce the quality to 720p, my broken brain somehow suggests that I need is achieved the maximum quality out of my videos. Because it then video will become more clearer and more enjoyable. Although I may be terribly wrong, I do not know what YouTube does with the videos. Tomorrow I will try to record a segment of video with 720p, maybe it really helps. And yes, I do not know how to remove these lines with the help of Track Motion, I think it will be too difficult for me.

Thank you John Rofrano for the advice, but I have already tried to do this. I pressed all the buttons that appeared when you clicked on the right mouse button, nothing happens.

It is so strange that when watching a video through Windows Media there are no lines. And when you upload a video to Vegas, they immediately appear. Hmm….