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December 27, 2020
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Video Ghosting/Double Image blur when attempting to export

  • December 27, 2020
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Hello, first time posting. In need of assistance! Been editing for a few years now & recently ran into an issue I have no idea how to solve. I've searched for an answer to this issue with no luck. Please bare with me as I attempt to explain:

 

I'm currently attempting to export a JPEG sequence, however this issue exists no matter how I attempt to export (H.264, AVI, etc.). I've made stills of several videos I've shot. All videos were shot in either 100 FPS or 120 FPS,  XAVCS HD. I shoot/edit sports & frequently will slow video down, so this is the reason for shooting this way.

 

 

I created a new custom sequence 864x1080 at 23.976 FPS.

Playback on the timeline is perfectly fine, however when attempting to export I experience a strange ghosting/double image blur issue. Frame sampling is on, frame blending is off.

 

I've noticed that if the sequence is 100 FPS they render fine, however I haven't found a way to set a custom sequence at 100 FPS. I'm trying to understand what is happening, & what the correct workflow is in order to avoid this happening in the future. I've run into this same issue before during a game day, constructing a recap video, & then creating multiple sequences at different sizes to export the video for various social media reasons. IIRC, I found that if I rendered at 60 FPS this was the only way to resolve the ghost/blur issue, however the issue wasn't resolved completely. There was still some slight lagging happening.

 

Any help with understanding what is going on/how to resolve would be greatly appreciated! Hopefuly I explained the issue well enough.

 

- Ricky

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Correct answer Ann Bens

Your sequence field is set to lower. Set it to progressive.

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Ann Bens
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Ann BensCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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December 27, 2020

Your sequence field is set to lower. Set it to progressive.

Bruce5DD1Author
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December 28, 2020

Wow, thank you!!!!