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I'm still relatively new to the Fusion tab, but recently I ran into an interesting quirk and I'm wondering if it's intended behavior (and if it is, why it would be).
I'm adding English translations to a scene, so I created Fusion Composition with a MedianIn1 node set to Background. I like doing this so my compositions can sit on a separate track from the original video.
The result looks perfect in playback:
To speed things up a bit, I tried to change the timeline proxy resolution to Half, but doing that causes the playback to look like this:
It would appear that Fusion is grabbing the clip for the MediaIn node at half-sized resolution and not compensating for that, making all the nodes appear double-sized in playback. This only affects playback, when exported it looks fine (of course, because it's not using the proxy).
I was pretty excited about the addition of "Background" as a Media Source in Fusion, but this behavior seems strange. I could stick a Resize node right after MediaIn to force it to the right size, but why should this be necessary? I feel like Fusion should automatically recognize that it's pulling from a proxy and adjust accordingly. Have I set things up wrong or is this working as intended?
I'm adding English translations to a scene, so I created Fusion Composition with a MedianIn1 node set to Background. I like doing this so my compositions can sit on a separate track from the original video.
The result looks perfect in playback:
- Timeline preview with Proxy Resolution set to Full
- FullProxy.jpg (123.91 KiB) Viewed 273 times
To speed things up a bit, I tried to change the timeline proxy resolution to Half, but doing that causes the playback to look like this:
- Timeline preview with Proxy Resolution set to Half
- HalfProxy.jpg (129.18 KiB) Viewed 273 times
It would appear that Fusion is grabbing the clip for the MediaIn node at half-sized resolution and not compensating for that, making all the nodes appear double-sized in playback. This only affects playback, when exported it looks fine (of course, because it's not using the proxy).
I was pretty excited about the addition of "Background" as a Media Source in Fusion, but this behavior seems strange. I could stick a Resize node right after MediaIn to force it to the right size, but why should this be necessary? I feel like Fusion should automatically recognize that it's pulling from a proxy and adjust accordingly. Have I set things up wrong or is this working as intended?