First and foremost, I am new to Vegas Movie Studio 11.0, I've much yet to learn (so please be patient with me)... :-)
I've run into one specific problem and I'm hoping someone might be able to help me understand why it is happening and if it can be fixed.
I'm using video game footage in my current project. All the footage has been recorded at the same frame rate. I have noticed a problem, however, when I slow down specific (individual) pieces of video (when I "stretch the video" in the timeline by grabbing onto it and holding down the CTRL key).
Oftentimes the slow motion pieces of video become distorted with a kind of "ghostly" image superimposed over it. Is this happening because the frame rate for a slo mo piece of footage is different than one that runs at a regular speed? If so, is there any way to compensate for this, so as to avoid distortion?
Or is there another reason this is happening (which may have nothing to do with frame rate)?
Thank you in advance for your help
I've run into one specific problem and I'm hoping someone might be able to help me understand why it is happening and if it can be fixed.
I'm using video game footage in my current project. All the footage has been recorded at the same frame rate. I have noticed a problem, however, when I slow down specific (individual) pieces of video (when I "stretch the video" in the timeline by grabbing onto it and holding down the CTRL key).
Oftentimes the slow motion pieces of video become distorted with a kind of "ghostly" image superimposed over it. Is this happening because the frame rate for a slo mo piece of footage is different than one that runs at a regular speed? If so, is there any way to compensate for this, so as to avoid distortion?
Or is there another reason this is happening (which may have nothing to do with frame rate)?
Thank you in advance for your help