I’ve also noticed that this information says that the frame rate is set to variable, which is confusing as I have CFR (constant frame rate) enabled in OBS.Īfter seeing this, I tried using a different recording software (Bandicam) with CFR enabled, and Movie Studio wouldn’t even let me import the file (when I change it to variable frame rate, it will import no problem). Writing application : Open Broadcaster Software v0.659bĪs you can see, it says the FPS is set to 60. I’ve downloaded MediaInfo and the information for the raw video file is as follows:Ĭomplete name : D:\OneDrive\YouTube\Projects\60FPS Rendering Troubles\60FPS Rendering Troubles.mp4
Here is an Imgur page for the project and render settings that I used (I modified “Internet HD 1080p” in MainConcept AVC/AAC to get these):Īny insight into what the heck is going on is appreciated I’m REALLY at a loss here. Here’s the link to the un-rendered file on YouTube:Īnd here’s the link to the rendered version (you can easily tell that the FPS is not what it should be by the choppiness of the 60FPS UFO): In this instance, I don’t think the rendered video was even 60fps at any point. I uploaded both the un-rendered raw file and the rendered file so that you can compare them for yourself. I’ve spent hours upon hours troubleshooting this myself around the web (reading many Creative Cow forum posts, which is how I learned of this site), but at this point I feel like I just need to make my own post asking for help.įor this post what I’ve done is gone and recorded a game (Toybox Turbos) and overlain the UFO FPS test ( ) directly in Open Broadcaster Software (my screen recording software). You see, I have a problem where the raw recorded file will look great, no problems, but then after it’s rendered it looks to switch between 30fps and 60fps as much as every 10 seconds, even though the file says it’s 60fps. I’ve gone through SO many different rendering settings online, like literally 30+ (I’ve even looked at the technical details of each setting and made my own!), but I’ve never been able to successfully render a video in 60fps. I’ve self-taught myself on how to use Movie Studio through various YouTube videos and an online course on, so I’ve never had professional training. I make gaming videos (yeah, I’m mainstream :P) so I like to have the highest quality in my videos as I can. Choose Folder where you want your Movie Studio Platinum 12.I have an extremely confusing (to me) problem when rendering.
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