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- Real Name: Jiyeon Kwon
Mon Mar 08, 2021 12:52 pm
Hi, first time poster here, I'm currently running into a small problem with object tracking using classic stabilizer.
The above shows my tracker with the correct point I want to track, so naturally I should be creating a compound clip of my other subject that I wish to track, in theory,
The above I have enabled classic stabilizer, and pasted in the track data from the first video. However, the tracker shows that the speed is almost twice as fast as the original video, so the tracked object moves twice as fast as what I am expecting.
How do I go about remedying this? I've tried changing the framerate of both the video and object to 30FPS - I am using a 1080 60fps timeline - as well as omitting creating a compound clip to try mitigate the variables I am creating for myself.
At the moment, I am stumped, and would like some help on how to go about this, as this has worked in the past, but I have ran into this issue a handful of times recently but did not address the issue.
I am using DaVinci Resolve 16. Both the video clip and the object are in 30 FPS. My timeline is at 1080 60FPS.
Could it be perhaps that I am trying to track a video that is at a different framerate to the timeline?
Thanks in advance!
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The above shows my tracker with the correct point I want to track, so naturally I should be creating a compound clip of my other subject that I wish to track, in theory,
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The above I have enabled classic stabilizer, and pasted in the track data from the first video. However, the tracker shows that the speed is almost twice as fast as the original video, so the tracked object moves twice as fast as what I am expecting.
How do I go about remedying this? I've tried changing the framerate of both the video and object to 30FPS - I am using a 1080 60fps timeline - as well as omitting creating a compound clip to try mitigate the variables I am creating for myself.
At the moment, I am stumped, and would like some help on how to go about this, as this has worked in the past, but I have ran into this issue a handful of times recently but did not address the issue.
I am using DaVinci Resolve 16. Both the video clip and the object are in 30 FPS. My timeline is at 1080 60FPS.
Could it be perhaps that I am trying to track a video that is at a different framerate to the timeline?
Thanks in advance!