I hate explaining things, because I suck at explaining, however I’m going to try to anyway. In order for me to explain this as accurately as possible, I need anyone who reads this to imagine being in my shoes as I describe this. So I just finished recording a Minecraft video, and I gohave some lunch THEN I begin editing my video, I locate my newly recorded video, and i Watch it once to endure the video is all there with nothing missinG, I see the whole video and not one frame is missed, every frame is accounted for, so i drag and drop it into the Adobe Premier Pro Media Browser, i drag it on to the timeline to begin editing, hold up something has happened, i havent even made my first cut and the video looks jumpy and fragmented, ok, no problem i’ll just restart Premier, nope, that didnt fix the issue, maybe i’ll restart my PC, again, same problem persists, i check my video file again, it’s perfectly fine so it has to do with premier, not the video I recorded, i check my settings, the settings are stock because I can’t be bothered tweaking it to make things MUCH easier for me, why because there is too much to tweak, not to mention 90% of the things that I can tweak, I don’t understand what it does or how it helps me, so i ignore those tweakable settings, and research how to render whats on my timeline, surprise this SORT of fixes the issue, its still jumpy but not nearly as bad as it was. I edit the video and are happy with all the cuts, now to add music, sound effects, gifs, etc where I feel they are most appropriate. After editing the video, i add my intro, watch the edited video, trying to ignore when it “jumps”(that isnt a jump cut that I did), I render it to1440p60fps with all the best quality settings possible, i allow it to render, after it renders, i watch it, and it looks horrible, the entire video is full of corruption, pixelation, video tearing, static, etc. At this point I am furiously angry and yelling at the top of my lungs “Why can’t everything simply just work as intended and not once have any problems, is that too much to ask?”, after that I decide to go for a walk, grab my house keys, phone, headhones, slam the door behind me, lock it, plug myself in and go for a long walk to clear my head. so you see the clear problem, editing isnt easy, and I want it to be easy, but Priemier is basically like “If you want a easy edit, you gotta tweak your settings”, to which I say “OVER MY DEAD BODY”, I want Great results from stock. So how do I stop premire from making my footage jumpy during editing, AND how to i make it so the rendered video isnt a corrupted mess. Moderator note: Changed title to reflect content.
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