Jumpy (Neelpuntambekar) Mac OS
Jumpy (Neelpuntambekar) Mac OS
My keyframes are set like this: 0 seconds into the clip, blur is at 100%. At the peak of text fade-in, the blur is set to 0%. I have another keyframe set to 0% at the frame before the text starts to fade out, this way there is zero blur for the middle portion of the clip. At the end of the clip, where the text is fully faded out, I have a keyframe at 100%.
This is working OK -- the blur fades in and out along with the text -- but at the exact frame where it goes from about .01% to 0% blur, the text jumps from looking blurry, to being perfectly sharp. As in, it looks really sudden, rather than a smooth transition.
I've tried adding additional keyframes so that the blur fades away in the smallest possible increments right before going to 0%, and it's still really sudden and jumpy looking. I've even removed the blur effect all together, and then re-added it in a separate effect track just to see if that would make a difference. My project is at 24FPS, if that matters.
Any ideas?
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Non-Volatile Random Access Memory (NVRAM) is a very technical term for your Mac’s ability to retain stored data even when the computer powers off. Sometimes this memory can get jumbled and cause your computer to do strange things–like make your cursor jump all over the screen. A reset of your Mac’s NVRAM could resolve the issue. It is the most annoying thing that prevented me from switching to a mac for a long time. I was telling my friends that the mouse was not behaving the same way in Mac Os X and Windows. They were all saying that I was imagining it. I switched to Mac a year ago and got use to it, but I can still feel a difference.
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Greetings, keriah!
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities. From what I'm understanding in your description, it sounds like any time you open an app that displays more than a screen's worth of content and you stop scrolling, your screen is 'jumping' down to the next page/section/line all by itself without any action from you. I can definitely understand why you contacted us about this! I would find it hard to read what's on my screen if the content 'jumped' every time I took my hand off my mouse. I would be happy to help in whatever way I can.
First, you didn't mention what version of OS X you have. Keeping the software on your MacBook up-to-date is always recommended, and would ensure that you have the latest versions of Safari, Finder, Mail, and all the other apps included in Mac OS X. The following documents will help you back up your MacBook and update your operating system:
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You mention using a mouse, and that this screen behavior doesn't happen when you use the built-in trackpad. Is it an Apple mouse (either wireless Magic Mouse or the USB model)? If it's a third-party mouse (not made by Apple), then you'll need to check with the manufacturer to see if they might have updated drivers for it, or if there might be some settings that are causing this behavior. Another useful troubleshooting step would be to try this in a 'test' user account to see if it happens there, too. That would tell us if the issue is system-wide, or just in your account. Use these instructions to create a 'test' user:
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Starting your MacBook in safe mode can help determine if startup or login items are causing your scrolling issue. It also deletes font caches, Kernel cache and other system cache files. The article's title says it's for El Capitan (OS X version 10.11), but the instructions are the same for other versions of OS X:
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Have a great week!
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