Choppy/jerky video with camera movement.

mattc77 wrote on 9/5/2014, 4:38 AM
Hi All

Im needing a little help and I will try to explain myself as best I can.
So I have several bits of footage from a wedding that get choppy/jerky when ever I move the camera significantly, for instance when tilting slowly up the wedding cake and also when zooming in on a jpeg. its like its skipping a frame and makes everything look jerky.

I can see it in vegas but at the time thought it was just the preview lagging a little, but it has also come out in the render. I tried moveing the original copy from my old drive to my system ssd drive but this didnt help.
I should add that it is the same with GPU acceleration on and off
The footage is AVCHD 1080/25p

Edit: Perhaps this isnt dropped framed as I read that when it drops a frame it leaves a black one in its place I have been through a bit of effected footage frame by frame and cant see a black one.

Edit 2: Just to make sure I remade the jpeg zoom clip in after effects and dropped it in replacing the one I did in vegas its fine in after effects but as soon as I drop it in vegas I get the same choppy jerky zoom.

system spec is

Vegas pro 13
i1-4770K @3.5ghz
16 gb ram

Radion 6850 hd

Any ideas guys

Matt


Comments

musicvid10 wrote on 9/5/2014, 9:50 AM
Yes. Post the complete RENDERED footage properties using MediaInfo.
MediaInfo is the name of a utility you will download from SourceForge.
Also tell us how you intend to play it. Computer, BluRay, Youtube, home theater, what?

You may have used too high bitrate, wrong frame rate, or a nondelivery format.

Your stills may not preview smoothly on the timeline without prerendering. Vegas does not automatically background render.
Your project and preview properties most likely have not been set to match your source.
Preview is not the same as playback, which must be rendered. They are entirely separate considerations, and not to be judged by one another.
BruceUSA wrote on 9/5/2014, 10:17 AM
Try to install AMD Driver 13.8-14.4 see how it go. This driver work very well with HD6970. This should also work well with 6850. Give that a try.

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