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  1. 10th Aug 2017 05:23 #1
    Hollie57
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    I shot this clip on Dmc gx8; 4K and 25 frame setting. Playing back on the camera was fine but transferring to the my computer for editing and lines and pixolated frames appeared. Please help me identifying this problem. Thanks
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    How did you transfer it?
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    How was the movie transferred?
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    Connect camera via usb cable to the laptop
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    Did you use PHOTOfunSTUDIO or drag them from Finder/Explorer? What is your operating system? Please post statistics from the original AVCHD file using MediaInfo.
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    That camera records 3840 x 2160p at 24, 30 fps (100 Mbps MP4). Somehow through VLC you've turned it into a variable frame rate 90mbs mp4 file. What did you do?

    That process could certainly account for the artifacting you're seeing.

    You can upload the original, unmolested camera file to vimeo too if you want.
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    Thanks you all for replying. I just cut and paste from Finder/Explorer. I did turn off the audio in VLC before uploading to vimeo. I'll re-upload again and a new info
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    https://files.videohelp.com/u/271086/media_info.txt

    Windows 10, Intel i3 x64, 8gb ram
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