darrendefaoite

I am clocking everything in a patch with one qmetro. I merge a video feed from a USB camera with a gl render of a physics object. All looks good in live presentation, but when I record on the desktop, the result is a jitter, (excuse the pun). I understand that quicktime records at 60fps and first thought that perhaps it's getting two frames for every one frame render of the patch objects, they are at 33 on the qmetro. Even when editing and changing the codec in final cut pro I still cant fix it, There is something really daft I'm not seeing....any help appreciated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxdtaqB3CiY

I am clocking everything in a patch with one qmetro. I merge a video feed from a USB camera with a gl render of a physics object. All looks good in live presentation, but when I record on the desktop, the result is a jitter, (excuse the pun). I understand that quicktime records at 60fps and first thought that perhaps it's getting two frames for every one frame render of the patch objects, they are at 33 on the qmetro. Even when editing and changing the codec in final cut pro I still cant fix it, There is something really daft I'm not seeing....any help appreciated.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxdtaqB3CiY


Frame rate miss match.