Hi
JDE77. Thanks very much for uploading both versions of the clip. Like Tony said, I've never seen anything like this either, although the good news is I have a pretty good idea of how to fix this
On my system, trying to preview
either of your clips from the media library crashed PD13 instantly, so it's pretty clear that we're dealing with an incompatible video format. You may have installed software that came with your video camera but it's likely that PD13 can't use those codecs. And yes, I know you had no problems with PD12 but they are very different "under the hood."
Oddly enough, I can preview both clips in PD13 if I put them in the timeline first, and there's no sign of the color shifts of flickering that show up in your produced file.
The fix I'd like you to test is to try the attached clip, which I ran through the free
FormatFactory app and converted to MP4. It only took 3 seconds to convert so it won't be too much extra work if you have to do this for all your clips, especially since you can drag multiple clips in and FF will convert 1 video per CPU simultaneously (i.e. on an i7 processor it will convert 4 videos at the same time).
Please download the attached and converted file and see if that works better.
Filename |
00037.mp4 |
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Description |
converted with FormatFactory |
Filesize |
12288 Kbytes
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Downloaded: |
225 time(s) |
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