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Frame accurate editing and rendering

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intracube
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Hi!

I'm trying to find the most suitable codecs for frame accurate editing.

I've tried editing my original MPEG2 (interframe encoded) files but can't seek accurately in the timeline. I know video files with GOP structures can be difficult to edit, so enabled the proxy option - but that didn't help.

Looking at the proxy cache dir, mediainfo says that the files aren't i-frame only. Trying to use different proxy encoding settings has no effect (files are always generated as MPEG2 .ts with a GOP structure). Not sure if this is part of the problem?

Converting src files to DV format before importing improves accuracy - but the encoded output is still consistently one frame out compared to the timeline preview. I created a stopwatch video and can see in the timeline the first frame of the clip is repeated twice - which doesn't happen in the rendered output (H.264 in .mp4 container).

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks


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