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Re: Two videos in the same composition, one of them doesn't play properly

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Re: Two videos in the same composition, one of them doesn't play properly
by Erik Waluska on Oct 18, 2009 at 1:11:59 am

Jordi,
Is your composition set to 30fps or 15fps? It should be set to 30fps for the live action video to play smoothly.

Also, the screencast will probably look a little jerky anyway if you play it back at normal speed since it is only 15fps footage. Interpreting it to 30fps just makes it play back twice as fast - and it will probably look smoother as a result.

You can use the 15fps footage in a 30fps comp, just don't expect it to look as smooth as the 30fps video.

Hope that helps.

-E


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