Hey Everyone,
So I'm trying to get my video to render at the source FPS of 59.67, but it comes out completely messed up and the video is like 1 frame every 5 seconds and it's driving me nuts. if I do the included 59.94 fps it's got some stuttering due to trying to fill the empty frames on it. Can someone please help me figure this out?
Thanks!
Well, there's certainly something crazy going on here (Magix MMS 2024). I set the movie settings frame rate to 59.67.and imported a 59.94 file.
I tried to export to MPEG 4 (H264)at 59.67 and it ended up being twice as long, timewise, but the audio ran at the correct speed.
When I exported at 59.94, the video and audio were in-sync and ran for the correct time.
Hi
. . . . I'm trying to get my video to render at the source FPS of 59.67 . . . .
59.67 fps is a very odd 'non standard' framerate and would suggest that the source video is actually Variable framerate (VFR).
Download and install MediaInfo, as suggested by @CubeAce, and analyse the source video clip - see this tutorial for how to get the required data.
If you see this line in the Video section of the analysis
Frame rate mode: Variable
Then that is the source of the problem - many video editors do not handle VFR video correctly, particulary when the framerate range difference is more than a few frames per second.
In the case of VFR video, conversion the video to Constant framerate (CFR) at 59.94 or 60 fps, using a converter such as Handbrake or Avidemux can help, however with some video, h.265/HEVC enoded in particular, this may not always work well idue to the higher compression of the video format.
HTH
John EB
John, in my case, the VFR is 55.901 to 64.795, published and real frame rate 60.00. Changing the export rate to 59.67 should not cause such a huge error in run time.
Definite bug. On a 59.67 timeline, I just exported an 18" long CFR 25fps AVI to 59.67fps and the file length increased to 45 seconds in ultra-slow motion.
Change movie settings to 59.94 and export at 59.94: export works correctly.
Definite bug. On a 59.67 timeline, I just exported an 18" long CFR 25fps AVI to 59.67fps and the file length increased to 45 seconds in ultra-slow motion.
Change movie settings to 59.94 and export at 59.94: export works correctly.
The problem is the video stutters when running a faster framerate due to having to fill the frames not there and I can't change my phone camera frame rate as the 59.67 is the standard on it.
Actually, adding one frame over many seconds (59.67 to 59.94) shouldn't create the stuttering; I suspect it is Magix' handling of your unusual source file. Certainly, Magix it is melting down if exporting at 59.67.
I suspect that you'll have to do as suggested above: run your files through a converter such as Handbrake to get them to a standard framerate such as 59.94.
Is your phone a mainstream phone? If so, put in a bug report to Magix over it's inability to properly export 59.67 files. Of course, that may be outside the design parameters of the program (as pointed out, 59.67 is oddball).
A Mediainfo readout would be helpful and also, what exact version of Movie Edit Pro or Movie Studio are you using?
Lastly, it would be helpful if you could upload a file to Google Drive, Drobox or similar for us to analyse.
@LoganTMT Hi, the MediaInfo that's been requested -
The App is called MediaInfo, download it, it's free & a fast download with no added adverts or any of that rubbish. https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo
After downloading, right click on the media file in your Windows folder, open MediaInfo, choose Text from the options at the top, Copy & paste the information in a new comment on here 👍
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