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Fix micro stuttering in raw footage

pushmipullu

pushmipullu

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So I've discovered a new problem. The 720p TV Rip footage I'm using has a very tiny, almost invisible pulsing stutter to it, especially noticeable in panning scenes. It's slight enough that normally it doesn't bother me or affect the edit, but I'm using non-stuttering SD DVD footage to crop out tv logos and such on the tv rips, and it creates a noticeable problem when the two are overlapped. This issue is burned into the raw footage I have. Is there any way I can try to fix this easily with a commercial program like After Effects or Davinci Resolve, or am I kinda screwed?


Video of what I'm talking about. Might have to enlarge it to see the problem.
 
pushmipullu said:
So I've discovered a new problem. The 720p TV Rip footage I'm using has a very tiny, almost invisible pulsing stutter to it, especially noticeable in panning scenes. It's slight enough that normally it doesn't bother me or affect the edit, but I'm using non-stuttering SD DVD footage to crop out tv logos and such on the tv rips, and it creates a noticeable problem when the two are overlapped. This issue is burned into the raw footage I have. Is there any way I can try to fix this easily with a commercial program like After Effects or Davinci Resolve, or am I kinda screwed?


Video of what I'm talking about. Might have to enlarge it to see the problem.
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Looks like an incorrect frame rate is baked in to your captured footage. If so, it is not easy to fix.
 
addiesin said:
Looks like an incorrect frame rate is baked in to your captured footage. If so, it is not easy to fix.
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Agreed. It's possible that the only way to fix that is to go through it frame-by-frame and trim/reorder the incorrect frames.
 
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