Tarik

simply record anything at 3500x1024 in any codec, with avf or quicktime, and the result gets distorted with the beginning of every horizontal line positioned on another position. Just have a look. Using max 7.0.5, on mac osx 10.9.5

Apparently some resolutions aren't appreciated for some reason?

I'd love to have someone reproduce - I'm encountering it on both my computers in any case.

simply record anything at 3500x1024 in any codec, with avf or quicktime, and the result gets distorted with the beginning of every horizontal line positioned on another position. Just have a look. Using max 7.0.5, on mac osx 10.9.5
Apparently some resolutions aren't appreciated for some reason?

jit-record-bug-output-file-distorted-at-certain-formats

...bump, cause I now moved this thread to Jitter where it belongs..!

For mac use the free software. Syphon recorder.

Maybe not a solution but a workaround.
For mac use the free software. Syphon recorder.
Works like a charm.


Didn't look into Syphon recorder yet, but isn't that only for realtime recording?

...because I need to render non-realtime very precisely, frame by frame..

Thanks!
Didn't look into Syphon recorder yet, but isn't that only for realtime recording?

...because I need to render non-realtime very precisely, frame by frame..


i can reproduce and will file a bug report. in the meantime, you can either use jit.matrix to export individual frames as a sequence, and then export as a movie file using quicktime. alternatively, you can change your image resolution to a power of 32, for example 3520 x 1024 seems to work as expected.

hi tarik.
i can reproduce and will file a bug report. in the meantime, you can either use jit.matrix to export individual frames as a sequence, and then export as a movie file using quicktime. alternatively, you can change your image resolution to a power of 32, for example 3520 x 1024 seems to work as expected.


re-reading this, what i meant to say was change your image dimensions to something that is divisible by 32 (not a power of 32).

jit.record bug? -> output file distorted at certain resolutions