[HELP] Jitter on Video Export

[rogue88216969]

Got a question about an export issue that I am having and have never experienced before. Source clips have the same properties with the exception of a title clip that is 30 fps. All others are 29.97. The title is rendered and all other clips are being scaled from 4K. I've exported lots of videos in the past and never seen this issue. If anyone has advice, I'd much appreciate it.

Main source clips are 3840x2160 / 29.97 / 100mbps from a Sony AX100 The title clip is: 4096 x 2304 / 30.00 fps

Export properties are: FR: 29.97 FO: Progressive Aspect: Sq 1.0 Profile: Main Level: 5.2 Render at Max Depth VBR 1 Pass Target 60Mbps with Max of 60 Use Max Render Quality

https://youtu.be/sDlPw1NaST4

Sequence Settings: https://i.imgur.com/kZt7SYj.png

My System: AMD TR 1950X 64GB Ram GTX 1080 Ti Nothing is OCd

Pr 12.0.1 Build 69

Also, I checked the main source clips and there are no artifacts/jitter present in them

[Graeme Bull]

If I were to guess, it looks more like an interpretation issue of the footage when brought in? I'm guessing you're not seeing the problem in Premiere though, only upon render. It almost seems like the fields aren't rendering correctly.

[rogue88216969]

Correct, I am not seeing the issue in Premiere; even if I render the clip to preview in Pr the issue does not present. When you say fields are not rendering correctly, what do you mean?

[Vishu_Aggarwal]

Did you try exporting the video with some other codec/format and trying exporting the video using Adobe Media Encoder.

[rogue88216969]

I have not tried another format yet. I have only ever used Adobe Media Encoder to export and that was used this time as well. I'll try exporting to AVI?

[rogue88216969 · Accepted solution]

Turning off max quality has resolved the issue. This can be closed. Thanks

[Ann Bens]

You dont need MRQ if you have a dedicated videocard.