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PS26U - jaggy picture when using reverse clip on time remapping

Last post 05-28-2023, 9:31 by Ericson2000. 4 replies.
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  •  05-25-2023, 11:46 828058

    PS26U - jaggy picture when using reverse clip on time remapping

    Hi !

     

    PS26U can't export reversed clip properly- I get jaggy picture just like after some serious drug overdose - see yourself:

     

     https://streamable.com/8s74ql

     

    Source is GoPro 4k 60 FPS video exported to 4K 29.97 FPS. Why there is a problem with such basic function of video editing program ? I can reverse the same clip in freeware OpenShot Video Editor with no problem.

     

     

  •  05-26-2023, 6:18 828066 in reply to 828058

    Re: PS26U - jaggy picture when using reverse clip on time remapping

    Did they also take a huge amount of time to export?
  •  05-28-2023, 2:44 828075 in reply to 828066

    Re: PS26U - jaggy picture when using reverse clip on time remapping

    Yes , It did - each frame took quite some time to render and it was much slower render speed compared to "non-reversed" clips.

     

     

  •  05-28-2023, 3:31 828076 in reply to 828075

    Re: PS26U - jaggy picture when using reverse clip on time remapping

    Sorry, do you mean "Render" as in create the Playback Optimisation Preview files (the brown/green bars), or render as in Export?

    There is definitily something wrong with creating the PO files for Time Remapping (on Pinnacle's radar). I've not seen the issue with export, but I've not experimented with the reverse option.

  •  05-28-2023, 9:31 828080 in reply to 828076

    Re: PS26U - jaggy picture when using reverse clip on time remapping

    jjn:

    Sorry, do you mean "Render" as in create the Playback Optimisation Preview files (the brown/green bars), or render as in Export?

    There is definitily something wrong with creating the PO files for Time Remapping (on Pinnacle's radar). I've not seen the issue with export, but I've not experimented with the reverse option.

     

    By render I meant "render as in Export"

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