Today I thought I would attempt to get around the unresolved issue of rendered Pro Res files dropping the last one or two frames.
Currently I have a swag of FHD files to deinterlace, and I in the past when working in Video AI I found the best way to avoid a clip’s motion blurring is to select Replace Duplicate Frames and set the Sensitivity at 15. This I have found sharpens clips and does away with movement blur.
In any case I output the clip as a 16bit Tiff image sequence, with the intention of later re-rendering it in After Effects or Premier Pro as a Pro Res file. Unfortunately, as good as the deinterlacing model is in this application, once again I am missing the last frame. As previously instructed I have turned off my video export Without Preview.
Thanks so much for providing this feedback. We’ve just built a new beta version of Video AI available now that should resolve this issue. Here’s a link to download it:
Hi Tony! Came on to search regarding Image Sequences and Videos being short frames. I see some community responses saying it was fixed but then more recent user posts saying it still is not. I obviously am having this same problem.
Is there a dev or support here to definitely be able to say what we need to do to get 1:1 renders? Ie. I input 100 frame sequence to resize to 4k and on output I get 100 frame sequence?
Trying to use this for a film production and let’s just say you can’t be short ANY frames - using EXR/PNG or MOV and still can not get exact match of length of original (purely doing Upscale - no other changes). Thanks!
