Are you using Quicktime Player to play the .mov file on Windows? In the
past that's the only time I've experienced 'messy green' when viewing back
playblasts. Solved by doing the following in Quicktime Player:
Edit > Preferences > Quicktime Preferences > Advanced > Video > click 'Safe
Mode (GDI
One thing the OP said that jumped out for me-- "Is it because h.264 doesn't
like my resolution? When I playblast at 1920x1080 it seems to always work."
How much choice do the users of your tool have over image size?
While I'm not familiar with ffmpeg on windows, I have a memory that h.264,
MPEG-4
http://markj3d.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Playblast
not sure if any of that helps, but we've been through a lot of pain in the
past with Codecs!
On 28 September 2012 16:24, Emre Yilmaz wrote:
>
> One thing the OP said that jumped out for me-- "Is it because h.264
doesn't
> like my resolution?
Hi all.
@ deanareeno. Yes I was using quicktime player! But the output also shows
up weird on VLC and WMC too. I'm guessing I'm not using the codec right :(
After a lot of experimenting, the problem seems really random. Usually the
first few times after restarting, the conversion seems to be fine
Hi everyone.
After experimenting more I think I'm getting more predicable result now. A
couple things I had done at home.
- playblast out as PNG sequence. FFmpeg reads jpg sequence much faster with
less CPU, but for some reason it always get the aspect ratio of jpg wrong.
- force resolution to be
