video capturing

hello,

when im exporting to mp4, the video comes out with a fast motion in some of the shots.

how can i fix it that the whole shots in the scene will be at the same speed and without jumps of speed?

thats the video:

https://streamable.com/iv8sl

Quote from Micha

danyyel Do you mean the little jump every 2..3 seconds? Do you see it too or is it my machine? Also Enscape moves looks faster at tight turns. I don't know how to get it better.

yes thats what i meant.

and thats the path:

<?xml version="1.0"?>

-<VideoPath shakyCam="0" easingInOut="0" durationSeconds="60.0356" version="1">

-<Keyframes count="17">

-<Keyframe order="0">

<Position z="-44.0068" y="0.740219" x="-15.7127"/>

<LookAt z="0.312971" y="0.0785018" x="0.946513"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="1" timestampSeconds="7.75969">

<Position z="-35.8791" y="1.14491" x="8.12013"/>

<LookAt z="0.326276" y="-0.0089527" x="0.945232"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="2">

<Position z="-31.947" y="1.00555" x="15.4874"/>

<LookAt z="0.999501" y="0.0304723" x="-0.00835146"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="3">

<Position z="-27.1482" y="1.15185" x="15.4473"/>

<LookAt z="0.99929" y="0.0214624" x="0.0309612"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="4" timestampSeconds="14.4139">

<Position z="-27.3519" y="1.36446" x="20.7017"/>

<LookAt z="0.182134" y="-0.00799301" x="-0.983241"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="5">

<Position z="-27.3519" y="1.36446" x="20.7017"/>

<LookAt z="0.182135" y="-0.00799301" x="-0.983241"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="6" timestampSeconds="24.8533">

<Position z="1.05355" y="2.54346" x="23.9641"/>

<LookAt z="0.0415259" y="-0.215899" x="-0.975532"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="7">

<Position z="1.05355" y="2.54346" x="23.9641"/>

<LookAt z="0.0415261" y="-0.215899" x="-0.975532"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="8">

<Position z="6.22116" y="1.63584" x="20.6642"/>

<LookAt z="-0.912776" y="-0.152263" x="-0.379019"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="9" timestampSeconds="33.0088">

<Position z="13.6895" y="1.42734" x="4.09386"/>

<LookAt z="-0.974136" y="0.0417505" x="-0.222071"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="10">

<Position z="13.6895" y="1.42734" x="4.09386"/>

<LookAt z="-0.974136" y="0.0417505" x="-0.222071"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="11" timestampSeconds="35.9622">

<Position z="2.48569" y="1.57459" x="-9.44975"/>

<LookAt z="-0.710217" y="-0.0686916" x="0.700624"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="12" timestampSeconds="42.0955">

<Position z="-16.3596" y="1.46366" x="-16.8875"/>

<LookAt z="0.221304" y="0.0347247" x="0.974586"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="13" timestampSeconds="52.1952">

<Position z="-37.6495" y="1.6225" x="-5.35421"/>

<LookAt z="0.799651" y="-0.0493304" x="0.598436"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="14">

<Position z="-41.359" y="3.54807" x="-1.49322"/>

<LookAt z="0.834891" y="-0.201491" x="0.512209"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="15">

<Position z="-39.8741" y="7.64234" x="-1.13149"/>

<LookAt z="0.752599" y="-0.467321" x="0.463903"/>

</Keyframe>

-<Keyframe order="16" timestampSeconds="60.0356">

<Position z="-39.8741" y="7.64234" x="-1.13149"/>

<LookAt z="0.752599" y="-0.467321" x="0.463903"/>

</Keyframe>

</Keyframes>

</VideoPath>

Quote from AugustR

I'm not sure what you mean by "jumps of speed", but...

If you're talking about the fast portions of the video - did you preview the video path before rendering? I find that the path system tried to guess how much time you want between waypoints, but sometimes doesn't guess correctly and you wind up with particularly fast portions when the camera position doesn't move much between the waypoints. Previewing the path can give you a good idea of which areas are too fast (though depending on your machine the preview will overall still be slower than the final rendering), and you can adjust before rendering.

If you're talking about the subtle but still perceptible "skips" that happen periodically - I had this problem with my machine, and I think it's simply an issue with the power of the computer. I bumped the quality down a notch and that problem went away. You can also adjust framerates to "lower quality" without actually lowering the quality - in most cases, you shouldn't need more than 30fps anyway.

when i preview it , it looks ok :\