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Hey all,
Glad that there is a forum like this to assist newbies who are inexperienced in using this. So Ive just made a travel video. It was colour graded and was filled with a lot of transition fx. rendering them in out was totally fine and I could still See the transitions, but when I export it, the transition and some scenes turn this *see image*.
I am currently using a Ryzen 3 2200g APU.
sequences were shot with 60D at 1080 30p, Mavic air 1080 60p and Rx100iii 1080 60p.
I tried rendering it out at 23.97 fps to give it a film feel. Change the bitrate to 46mbps (60d‘s bitrate), vbr 2 pass, and high profile.
May i know how can I fix this?
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This is how the transitions looked like after export. They looked totally fine in post-render though.
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This looks like you may be encoding fields in your export?
If you could share the exact settings you use for your export that should be helpful.
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Sure.
H.264
23.976fps (soure file is 30fps)
1080p
VBR 2 pass
Profile: high
target bitrate: 46mbps (default is at 10)
max bitrate: 62mbps
Audio: 320kbps
time interpolation: frame sampling
Use max render quality: checked
Use preview: unchecked
The rest are in its default settings.
Please let me know if you are specifically looking for certain details.
Thanks.
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Oh ya, by encoding field, do you mean encoding interlaced videos?
In that case yes I do, as most of my transitions are placed on top of the main video track. But only 20% of them flickered when exporting out. I am using handy seamless transition by the way, the premiere pro version.
And there are some occasions where i mask certain sequence to uncover the next scene.
Not sure if you get what i mean
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If this is meant for web delivery, progressive (no fields) would be preferred and may resolve the issues above.
Couple questions:
Are you working in a progressive Sequence?
Have you tried to export to built in preset such as High Quality H264?
Wes