Found the internet!Ghost frames in clips..
Hi guys, as the title suggests I have some ghost frames coming up in the video file of certain sections of my video. Here is the video for reference
The ghost clip appears right at the beginning of sequences where i'm trying to 'dip to black'. I have removed the effect, re rendered and so on and the ghost frame still comes up. I exported and the ghost frame is still there.
Any ideas? Thanks.
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Strange. Are these ghost frames possibly also in the footage itself? Is the source material a special format / codec? If so, try to convert it to another format, for example MP4 with H.264, before importing.
Not super sure why. A workaround might be to just add a black video layer above and fade that.
I would also delete your media cache and video previews (if you made any). Let that refresh.
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How the hell do i get rid of this i cant transition anything at all....
https://i.redd.it/fef7nlle1nz71.pngI've been scratching my head about choppy exports on 2022 (just 1080 MXF). Went back to old trusty 2020 and problems went away. I am guessing 2022 has been rolled out too soon perhaps? Mac Mini M1, Big Sur 11.4 , Thunderbay 4 RAID
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Have called Adobe a bunch of times but have gotten very little help with troubleshooting...
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Just noticed this today editing something that was cut to the beat of a song. After exporting I checked the video and it was all off. I opened it back up and it looked fine in the project then I noticed the waveform was different than the audio. I moved the clips to match the waveform instead of the sound and everything was fine on export. Is there something I can change to fix this latency/lag on my audio?
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