Problems importing videos
Hello! I have some problem with importing video into Aximmetry, it seems that the real-time render settings are not set correctly because of this, when exporting the final video, the imported part is in absolutely unacceptable quality. For convenience, I attach a screenshot. My computer parameters: processor I9 14900k, RTX 4080, ram 128gb. Imported video with chromakey - 4k 50fps. The same problem is observed when connecting the camera via a capture card
oxtraveler
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No, the problem is not in the camera, since we recorded in 4k and then checked in 1080p, the result was the same, I will attach a link to Google Drive, where you can see that the program does not process the video correctly
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hX8y90kb0WphU2MAavDavy8r14G-9dAs?usp=sharing
Eifert@Aximmetry
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Hi,
From the videos it seems like the issue you're only seeing the depth render of the billboard, with the actual billboard missing. This could be due to an incorrect connection of video pins to or from the Unreal Project module in Aximmetry. You should make sure everything is connected as here:
If that doesn't resolve the issue, is it better if Allow Virtuals is turned off? You can learn more about this setting here: https://aximmetry.com/learn/virtual-production-workflow/green-screen-production/virtual-camera-workflow/setting-up-billboards-in-virtual-camera-compounds/#billboards-in-virtual-camera-compounds-with-aximmetry-de-unreal-engine-rendered
If disabling Allow Virtuals significantly improves the quality, there could be an issue within your specific Unreal Project that's affecting the billboard. You can verify this by trying one of the example scenes available in the [Tutorials]:Unreal\ directory to see if the video quality is better. You can find more information on example scenes or on setting up your project here: https://aximmetry.com/learn/virtual-production-workflow/obtaining-graphics-and-virtual-assets/creating-content-for-aximmetry-de/preparing-the-unreal-project/#introduction-1
Warmest regards,
Eifert@Aximmetry
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Hi,
It is almost impossible for the hardware to affect the quality of the video itself; if anything, it might introduce shuttering (lag).I recommend trying to turn off Allow Virtuals, as detailed in my previous post. This will provide us with valuable information about where things might be going wrong.
Warmest regards,
JohanF
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Oxtraveler: Looking at your videos, it’s clearly an issue with Temporal Antialiasing smudging. This is what happens when you play videos in standard Unreal, but Aximmetry can bypass this effect if you set up the scene as per the documentation. Have you checked and verified that everything is set up correctly in this project? My best bet would be that you haven’t enabled global clip plane, custom depth stencil pass or that raytraced translucency is enabled in the PostProcessVolume. Did you test with the basic included example UE5 projects to see if you get the same effect there?
Hi,
The issue you're experiencing seems unrelated to your computer. At a glance, the talent appears out of focus. This may be due to it being recorded by your studio camera in out of focus, or the Depth of Field (DOF) might be affecting it in the virtual environment.To better understand where the problem arises, could you check if the video maintains this poor quality when you play it back without any camera compounds, like this with a Video Player module?:
Warmest regards,