Jumping (or repeating pictures) at DVinfo.net

Simon Glidewell · October 13th, 2009, 10:32 AM

Some of you may have seen my earlier thread about exporting an HDV project from FCP 5.1.4 via Compressor to DVD Studio Pro to produce a SD DVD playable on DVD players. I've since solved this problem with the help of members of this forum. However, in one part of the film two or three shots seem to jump, or more precisely, repeat themselves in quick succession. We used a Canon and a Sony camera on the shoot and their respective pictures are used throughout the film without a problem, except in this one short scene (these particular pictures were shot with the Sony camera). I think the film is a mixture of interlaced (Canon) and progressive (Sony). I've tried re-rendering these bits of video but that did not work. If anyone could help me cure this very frustrating situation I'd be very grateful indeed, as it is holding up distribution of the final DVD.

Many thanks
Simon

Mitchell Lewis · October 13th, 2009, 12:00 PM

Try deleting all your renders and then re-rendering the whole project. You can do that under Tools>Render Manager. Check everything and then click Delete.

What happens is that FCP looses track of all the little renders and re-renders. Clearing everything and then re-rendering usually fixes the problem (if you have enough time to do it).

October 13th, 2009, 10:32 AM	#1
Simon Glidewell Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Manosque (France) Posts: 94	Jumping (or repeating pictures) Some of you may have seen my earlier thread about exporting an HDV project from FCP 5.1.4 via Compressor to DVD Studio Pro to produce a SD DVD playable on DVD players. I've since solved this problem with the help of members of this forum. However, in one part of the film two or three shots seem to jump, or more precisely, repeat themselves in quick succession. We used a Canon and a Sony camera on the shoot and their respective pictures are used throughout the film without a problem, except in this one short scene (these particular pictures were shot with the Sony camera). I think the film is a mixture of interlaced (Canon) and progressive (Sony). I've tried re-rendering these bits of video but that did not work. If anyone could help me cure this very frustrating situation I'd be very grateful indeed, as it is holding up distribution of the final DVD. Many thanks Simon

October 13th, 2009, 12:00 PM	#2
Mitchell Lewis Trustee Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Kennewick, WA Posts: 1,124	Try deleting all your renders and then re-rendering the whole project. You can do that under Tools>Render Manager. Check everything and then click Delete. What happens is that FCP looses track of all the little renders and re-renders. Clearing everything and then re-rendering usually fixes the problem (if you have enough time to do it). __________________ Sony EX3, Canon 5D MkII, Chrosziel Matte Box, Sachtler tripod, Steadicam Flyer, Mac Pro, Apple/Adobe software - 20 years as a local videographer/editor