I edited the video clips taken with Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ and render to MP4 with Sony Vegas Pro 12 for viewing on HDTV. The result is choppy. The clips are 1920 x 1080 progressive. Can anyone tell me what setting should I use to get a smooth playback video. Sorry for my English.
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Too little detail in your post.
Random guess: perhaps you shot at 60 frames per second and exported at 30 fps. -
Issues could be mismatched frame rate, inadequate data throughput or even optical stabilization in the original recording. What settings are you currently using? As vaporeon says, too little information.
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How well do they play on the pc
Maybe it's a tv compatibility issue -
The original video property is 1920 x 1080 x 12. 30fps progressive. After some simple editing in Sony Vegas I render them using MainConcept Internet HD 1080p 29.970 NTSC. Variable bit rate 24000000/12000000bps. It is a short video about 10 min. long. People moving across the screen have some jerky movement. Is it due to NTSC video playing on PAL HDTV? Should I try converting it to PAL (25fps) or use interlaced setting.
The edited video did not play smoothly on pc and HDTV but original video played smoothly. -
If you played the original video on the HDTV, then I guess that rules out a 30fps vs 50Hz display mismatch.
Please render out a short encoded sample from Vegas for us to view and verify whether it's jerky for us. Something like 10 seconds should be enough, but make sure to include a section that looks obviously choppy on your end. Use the Upload files/Manage attachments button on the left underneath the Reply box here on the forum. -
Why are you editing and rendering
Are you going to make a dvd? Is it for broadcast?
If so, then yes make it PAL
IF you are not going to make a DVD or Broadcast, if it is for presentation or YouTube etc..
Then leave it at 30fps, just edit only -
The clips are short and shoot at different locations, so I want to do some simple cutting and joining them to get a single media file to be play on TV. Thanks for giving me advice.
Last edited by kfcheung; 28th Jan 2016 at 03:32.
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