Proxy#

As projects involve increasingly high-resolution footage, the performance of the video preview can decrease drastically. To combat this, Blender can generate proxies -- copies of the original footage stored at a lower quality and/or resolution -- to maintain a smooth editing experience without compromising visual fidelity in the end result.

The quickest way to set up proxies for videos is to simply select a Proxy Render Size in the View tab (visible when the editor is in Preview or Sequencer & Preview mode). This will automatically enable the selected proxy resolution in all the strips and start generating the downscaled video files.

You can use the Proxy tab if you want to configure proxies in more detail (or create proxies for image sequences).

Proxy Settings#

参照

Panel(パネル):

Sidebar region ‣ Proxy ‣ Proxy Settings

Contains scene-wide proxy settings.

Storage

How proxies are stored for the project.

Per Strip:

Each strip can specify where to store its proxies (see below).

Project (プロジェクト):

All proxies are stored in one directory.

Proxy Directory

The location to store the proxies for the project.

Set Selected Strip Proxies

Shows a pop-over that lets you choose the resolution(s) to generate and whether to overwrite existing proxy files. Once you confirm with the Set button, your choices are applied to the selected strips. You can view and tweak the settings for individual strips in the Strip Proxy & Timecode panel (see below).

In the Preview mode, where the Proxy tab is not available, this is instead done through the menu View ‣ Proxy ‣ Setup.

Rebuild Proxy and Timecode Indices

Generates proxies and time indices for the selected strips.

In the Preview mode, where the Proxy tab is not available, this is instead done through the menu View ‣ Proxy ‣ Rebuild.

Strip Proxy & Timecode#

参照

Panel(パネル):

Sidebar region ‣ Proxy & Timecode ‣ Strip Proxy & Timecode

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Contains strip-specific proxy settings. The checkbox in the header can be used to enable/disable proxy generation.

Custom Proxy
Directory(ディレクトリ)

By default, all generated proxy videos are stored to the folder <path of original footage>/BL_proxy/<clip name>, but this can be changed to a custom directory using this option.

File(ファイル)

Allows you to use preexisting proxies.

Resolutions

The resolution(s) of the proxy videos to generate; multiple sizes can be selected.

Overwrite

Whether to overwrite existing proxy files or keep them.

Quality(品質)

The video/image quality for proxies.

Timecode Index

When you are working with footage directly copied from a camera without preprocessing it, there might be numerous artifacts, mostly due to seeking to a given frame in the sequence. This happens because such footage usually does not have correct frame rate values in the file header. This issue can still arise when the source clip has the same frame rate as the scene settings. In order for Blender to correctly calculate the frames and frame rate there are two possible solutions:

  1. MEncoderなどでビデオを前処理して、ファイルヘッダーを修復し、正しいキーフレームを挿入します。

  2. Use the Proxy/Timecode option in Blender.

None(なし):

タイムコードを使用しません

Record Run(レコードラン):

レコードされた順序で画像を使用します。

Free Run(フリーラン):

記録装置によって書き込まれたグローバルタイムスタンプを使用します。

Free Run (Rec Date)(フリーラン (記録日時)):

記録装置によって書き込まれた記録日時を使用して、グローバルタイムスタンプを補間します。

Record Run No Gaps(レコードラン(ギャップなし)):

Similar to Record Run, but ignores the timecode given in the file header, changes in frame rate, or frame dropouts.

注釈

Record Run is the Timecode Index which usually is best to use, but if the source file is totally damaged, Record Run No Gaps will be the only chance of getting an acceptable result.