AVI video is shaking

randyvild2 wrote on 4/13/2004, 7:26 PM

I have every image on reduce interlace flicker and still when I render an .AVI at default settings I get a slight shake. Any suggestions?

Or are these slight motions not seen on TV?

Randy

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Spot|DSE wrote on 4/13/2004, 7:31 PM

It could be moire from illegal colors, it could be images are at too high a resolution for the render to manage, could be that you are seeing normal interlace artifacts on a computer monitor that won't show up on a standard television.
There are lots of threads on this subject if trying these things don't help.
I'd recommend reducing the size/resolution of a couple stills and replacing the originals on the timeline, and rendering those out.
Also, render at Best if you have a lot of stills/mostly stills.
Try inserting the Broadcast Filter set to Lenient.
You could try desaturating the images with the HSL, only slightly reducing saturation.
You could try dropping on a Gaussian Blur at .001 or .002.

randyvild2 wrote on 4/13/2004, 8:42 PM

Thank you that was very helpful tips.

SonyTSW wrote on 4/13/2004, 9:07 PM

When you render to AVI with the default settings you are getting uncompressed video.

Check your rendered file size -- it is probably huge. This can make your video look choppy or like it is shaking when you play it back.

Choose one of the presets such as NTSC DV for your AVI render (or PAL DV if you are in PAL-land).