This one has me stumped.
I edit a show for community access TV. My producer created for me with VMS animated lower thirds graphics for titles on a pure green background. The graphics work just fine with the chroma keyer and, in fact, I have been using them successfully for several months.
Recently, just one of those graphics has been breaking up. Stepping through the graphic, isolated by itself on the timeline, one frame at a time I notice several frames break up into a multitude of multi-colored blocks. The strange thing is that the breakup will occur in different places with different patterns depending on where the graphic is placed on the timeline! And it misbehaves before I drop the Chroma Keyer FX on the event so it isn't a keying problem.
I noticed this on the previous project but by retrieving a fresh copy from disk the problem went away. I just reviewed the previous project on the burned disk and the breakup does not occur on it. I tried retrieving my original copy of this graphic from the source DVD and I find that it does the same thing in this project.
Bizarre! Any suggestions?
-=Ken=-
I edit a show for community access TV. My producer created for me with VMS animated lower thirds graphics for titles on a pure green background. The graphics work just fine with the chroma keyer and, in fact, I have been using them successfully for several months.
Recently, just one of those graphics has been breaking up. Stepping through the graphic, isolated by itself on the timeline, one frame at a time I notice several frames break up into a multitude of multi-colored blocks. The strange thing is that the breakup will occur in different places with different patterns depending on where the graphic is placed on the timeline! And it misbehaves before I drop the Chroma Keyer FX on the event so it isn't a keying problem.
I noticed this on the previous project but by retrieving a fresh copy from disk the problem went away. I just reviewed the previous project on the burned disk and the breakup does not occur on it. I tried retrieving my original copy of this graphic from the source DVD and I find that it does the same thing in this project.
Bizarre! Any suggestions?
-=Ken=-