We have been trying to keep up with reported bugs as mentioned in the liquid
forums. Sometimes it is hard to tell whether the poster actually has a bug or if
it may be machine/user related. We are trying to keep it clean and modifying
this page as we learn more about the reported bug. So this is not offical - just
a way of trying to keep track.
| Certain Default settings may cause you
problems and should be corrected.
Many of these issues can be traced back
to Timecode and Frame rate settings in LE. |
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Check this
link to the Carolina Plug User Group
The settings relate to:
Live Player Settings Timecode System:
Sequence Default Settings:
Import Media Settings: |
| Playback from the "middle" of a sequence
with RT effects applied uses up all available CPU causing slowdowns and
frame drops. |
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Workarounds:
Starting playback from outside anything
with sequences plays through correctly. |
| Audio -some known issues with mixing 44.1Khz and 48Khz
sample rates on the same timeline |
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Fuse your audio file and then reimport it |
| when I try to slide a clip down the timeline it causes the
timeline to jump. I never know where it will end up. - Web
Link |
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Oh yea I've seen it. Especially when trying to move a keyframe in the
audio editor (rubber band style) and when 3 point editing. Who knows where
the scrub line will end up.... |
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Possible Workarounds: |
| Single frame avi's that import fine into 5.62 can not be
imported into 6.0 - error |
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Workaround - open in 5.62, snapshot, and import created .bmp
into 6 |
| Jittery stills ARE a major problem with LE6 |
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If you are using hi-rez stills and letting LE resize them,
they will jitter whenever there is a transistion between them unless you go
through all kinds of hoops. They may also shift position on mpeg rendering.
I have FINALLY found some settings that are acceptable but they are far from
the defaults. There is also the problem of stills crashing the rendering
unless they themselves are rendered. |
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Possible Workarounds:
First thing to try is to put a black clip under your stills (make sure it's
"Use Image Alpha" is turned on. If there is still jitter in the stills,
select all the stills, go to properties and select "Fit Both" and NTSC (or
PAL if you are not on NTSC) non-square pixels. Again make sure "Use Image
Alpha" is turned on for all these stills.
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The single biggest problem (IMHO) is a problem that seems
related to the alpha channel (dunno fer shure). It's impact is to make the
rendering/DVD creation fail. But by turning on alpha or setting a linear
speed of 100%, it works - seems to force a render that fixes those thing.
Shows up in stills and some imported video.
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