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| Can you set up the loop correctly, pre-comp, and the time-remap the precomp to an even number of frames? > You are correct about the uneven number of frames. I animated a logo on a flag using Zaxwerks Flag 3.0.1. They introduced a "seamless loop" function in version 3. It doesn't work as advertised. Not for me so far, anyway. > > I spent about 5 hours trying to get my animation to loop perfectly, trying various loop points and durations. > > I didn't get a seamless loop when I had my duration set to 10 sec. exactly, but I did have success making it 10:01 (at 29.97 fps). > > So… back to the drawing board. I'll try again making it 10:00 exactly. Maybe I'll have better luck at a non-fractional frame rate, too. > > Rick, thank you very much for the insight. > > > Jim > > > > > On Jan 15, 2013, at 9:00 AM, Rick Gerard wrote: > >> I would bet that you've got an uneven number of frames. h.264 uses IBP >> frame sequences and your clip's length is probably off by a frame or >> two so the compression scheme is repeating a frame to make up the >> difference. You'll have to exactly match the IBP sequence to prevent >> the duplicate frame by shifting the length of your loop a frame at a >> time until it works. Someone may know the cadence of your compression >> scheme but Wikipedia was no help at all for me. >> >> There are other formats that will playback on a windows machine. You >> could try that or you can try shifting the loop point a frame at a >> time until you get to the right number of frames. >> >> +---End of message---+ >> To unsubscribe send any message to <ae-list-off@media-motion.tv> > > > +---End of message---+ > To unsubscribe send any message to <ae-list-off@media-motion.tv> |
