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Encoding with motion blur When authoring, PhotoVidShow may detect rapid moving animation in your slideshow. In which case motion blur will be used when encoding, To disable motion blur when encoding un-select this option which is shown in the author video wizard windows.
Motion blur gives rapidly moving computer graphic images a more realistic, natural camera feel to them when shown as a video. For example, the pictures below shows individual frames of a rapidly rotating image. Without motion blur, the resulting video movement would seem extremely jerky and unrealistic. With motion blur turned on, the resulting video would seem more smooth and realistic. Motion blur, however, can sometimes slow down encoding by a significant amount (but not always). If encoding is too slow for your slideshow and motion blur is not required, then it may be worth turning off this option. This option is automatically disabled if no rapid movement is detected in the slideshow. Summary:- Motion blur on = smoother movement, smaller video file size, slower encoding time. Motion blur off = Jerky movement but clearer images when paused. bigger video file size, faster encoding time. Note: Motion blur is not performed when previewing in the PhotoVidShow editor.
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