Happy Halloween all!
Hey has anyone else noticed a color shift right at transitions when outputting to MPEG 2 HD files from videowave? Its weird. Its right at transitions for about the length of the transition when using dissolves. The original source is MPEG 2 HD as well. So I am using the "Same as Original" for the output and using the "transition Theme" option and choosing dissolves. It is very noticeable to me at least, but apparently no one else. I don't see it in the preview of videowave, but it exists in the file export.
Any info would be appreciated!!
Tim
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Color shift at transitions videowave
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, Oct 31 2009 10:30 AM
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Posted 31 October 2009 - 10:30 AM
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Posted 31 October 2009 - 11:08 AM
QUOTE (treehousemann @ Oct 31 2009, 02:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Happy Halloween all!
Hey has anyone else noticed a color shift right at transitions when outputting to MPEG 2 HD files from videowave? Its weird. Its right at transitions for about the length of the transition when using dissolves. The original source is MPEG 2 HD as well. So I am using the "Same as Original" for the output and using the "transition Theme" option and choosing dissolves. It is very noticeable to me at least, but apparently no one else. I don't see it in the preview of videowave, but it exists in the file export.
Any info would be appreciated!!
Tim
Hey has anyone else noticed a color shift right at transitions when outputting to MPEG 2 HD files from videowave? Its weird. Its right at transitions for about the length of the transition when using dissolves. The original source is MPEG 2 HD as well. So I am using the "Same as Original" for the output and using the "transition Theme" option and choosing dissolves. It is very noticeable to me at least, but apparently no one else. I don't see it in the preview of videowave, but it exists in the file export.
Any info would be appreciated!!
Tim
What do you mean by a "colour shift right"?
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Posted 31 October 2009 - 11:25 AM
Hey Walt
What I mean is the picture's resolution goes from a nice rich clear HDV picture to a washed out white ish shot right before and after the dissolve transition. It's as if a portion of the shot leading into and out of the transition becomes SD for a few frames as oppose to HDV. Its very noticeable in the final file export but not in the preview of course.
Is it possible that with dissolves or transitions they are SD even when working with an HDV format?
Tim
What I mean is the picture's resolution goes from a nice rich clear HDV picture to a washed out white ish shot right before and after the dissolve transition. It's as if a portion of the shot leading into and out of the transition becomes SD for a few frames as oppose to HDV. Its very noticeable in the final file export but not in the preview of course.
Is it possible that with dissolves or transitions they are SD even when working with an HDV format?
Tim
Edited by treehousemann, 31 October 2009 - 06:28 PM.
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Posted 01 November 2009 - 05:34 AM
QUOTE (treehousemann @ Oct 31 2009, 02:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hey Walt
What I mean is the picture's resolution goes from a nice rich clear HDV picture to a washed out white ish shot right before and after the dissolve transition. It's as if a portion of the shot leading into and out of the transition becomes SD for a few frames as oppose to HDV. Its very noticeable in the final file export but not in the preview of course.
Is it possible that with dissolves or transitions they are SD even when working with an HDV format?
Tim
What I mean is the picture's resolution goes from a nice rich clear HDV picture to a washed out white ish shot right before and after the dissolve transition. It's as if a portion of the shot leading into and out of the transition becomes SD for a few frames as oppose to HDV. Its very noticeable in the final file export but not in the preview of course.
Is it possible that with dissolves or transitions they are SD even when working with an HDV format?
Tim
Update your Video Card driver lately?
One user has reported a problem with the Nvidia 8.16… whereas rolling back to 7.11…. fixed it.
The symptoms were similar so it might warrant looking at.
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Posted 01 November 2009 - 06:15 AM
Thanks Jim.
The video card driver is updated. I actually never thought of rolling back. I will look into it. Thank you!
The video card driver is updated. I actually never thought of rolling back. I will look into it. Thank you!
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