Rendering issue

[SkynetOne]

Hi, are u exporting to Quick time?

Might be that you have a old version of Quicktime, your comuter is to slow, you are playing it from a network, low on memory, and alot more reasons.

Try a diffrent codec. What codec are u using?

[Megaseth]

Are you using the Render Que or just File> Export?

[KAMAKAZZI]

So are you saying that your rendered videos have staggering jolts while playing in your video player?

I had this problem as well, it lead to having the file way too large for the media players. Specifically speaking of avi files...windows media player chokes on anything over a gig.

For Quick Time, that player acts funny to me when I play large files as well. Enable "play all frames" in QT if you are using this media player and wait a few rounds until all media is fully buffed.

Try rendering another version with low res settings...see if it plays well. Sometimes I have to use compressed settings just to see everything without losing frame rate.

You mentioned HD...what codec are you using to pipeline HD data into computer? Plus are you using PC or Mac?

Get back to us because I am really interested on hearing what you use to extract your HD data into your computer. I had a hard time too with windows accepting HD footage on certain cameras which required me to run specific codec(s).

Also, while I am thinking about it...Windows XP is crap for accepting HD footage...I had better luck using Vista with a codec. Dont know why XP has a crappy time accepting raw footage. They think of anything to make you upgrade.


Hope this helps.

C.

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