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30p - 25fps video judder

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30p - 25fps video judder was created by dbwow

Posted 01 Oct 2016 20:08 #5236
I have slowed down 30p (29.97) to 25fps by changing the playback rate. Over a period of time judder occurs on pans and then stops. Any suggestions welcome.
Last Edit:02 Oct 2016 00:32 by dbwow

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Replied by MSZ-Derek on topic 30p - 25fps video judder

Posted 02 Oct 2016 00:35 #5241
Slowing down 30 to 25 fps is probably not the best idea.
If it was 60 to 30 fps or 50 to 25 fps, that would work much better.

If you are only taking about playback while editing, that is to be expected.
You need to render the entire project to see what it will actually look like.

One thing you may like to experiment with is Resampling mode.
Right-click video segments and got to Switches.
Try setting to Disable Re-sample.

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Last Edit:03 Dec 2016 16:13 by MSZ-Derek

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