Hey, guys. I'm having a problem with my video quality once I slow down a clip. Seems to get a little jiggly (for lack of a better word). *sweatdrop* It'll get worse as I reduce the speed even further...
I'm wondering if it's the software that I'm using, my hardware, or the clip itself. Should I be capturing clips in a specific format if I want to slow them down and not lose quality?
Any tips?
Slowing Down Video
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If you're using Premiere and you're not using interlaced source (read my guides at this site if you don't know what interlacing is) you need to right click on the clip, and I think the option is in Field Options and turn off "Deinterlace when speed is under 100%".
However realize that slowing down a clip is essentially trying to drag out a specific amount of frames over a period of time they were not meant to go across. Premiere will not automatically generate inbetween frames or anything like that (although it has a blend frames option but it's dreadfully slow and it sucks).
However realize that slowing down a clip is essentially trying to drag out a specific amount of frames over a period of time they were not meant to go across. Premiere will not automatically generate inbetween frames or anything like that (although it has a blend frames option but it's dreadfully slow and it sucks).
