user6545: I exported a video that starts with fade in and it is transparent so when I put it in another project I won't need to add keyframes every time.
The problem is that the video is "jumping" - watch video here (720p to see better):



I exported with QuickTime format, 32 bit depth and:

"Animation" video codec, 60 fps, Field order: "Upper First", aspect: square pixels(1.0), quality: 100 and the rest as default.
"Animation" video codec, 29.976 fps, Field order: "Upper First", aspect: square pixels(1.0), quality: 100 and the rest as default.
"Animation" video codec, 29.976 fps, Field order: "Progressive", aspect: square pixels(1.0), quality: 100 and the rest as default.
"Apple ProRes 4444" video codec, 60 fps, Field order: "Upper First", aspect: square pixels(1.0), quality: 100 and the rest as default.

I tried all of these export settings and the same problem with everything. Any suggestions?

user4426: Do you need to choose "Millions of Colors+" when you select Animation codec, to make sure it generates an alpha channel? Also if it's an animation, you probably want progressive, not interlaced (upper/lower field first = interlaced)

6545: <p>I exported a video that starts with fade in and it is transparent so when I put it in another project I won't need to add keyframes every time.</p>

<p>The problem is that the video is "jumping" - watch video here (720p to see better):
<div class="youtube-embed"><div>
                <iframe width="640px" height="395px" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/zP6s1rY5LWI?start=0"></iframe>
            </div></div></p>

<p>I exported with QuickTime format, 32 bit depth and:</p>

<ul>
<li>"Animation" video codec, 60 fps, Field order: "Upper First", aspect: square pixels(1.0), quality: 100 and the rest as default.</li>
<li>"Animation" video codec, 29.976 fps, Field order: "Upper First", aspect: square pixels(1.0), quality: 100 and the rest as default.</li>
<li>"Animation" video codec, 29.976 fps, Field order: "Progressive", aspect: square pixels(1.0), quality: 100 and the rest as default.</li>
<li>"<strong>Apple ProRes 4444</strong>" video codec, 60 fps, Field order: "Upper First", aspect: square pixels(1.0), quality: 100 and the rest as default.</li>
</ul>

<p>I tried all of these export settings and the same problem with everything. Any suggestions?</p>
 4426: <p>Do you need to choose "Millions of Colors+" when you select Animation codec, to make sure it generates an alpha channel? Also if it's an animation, you probably want progressive, not interlaced (upper/lower field first = interlaced)</p>
