positioning the kmplayer window. it keeps moving

Incomplete/Damaged AVI file (Skip Damaged Frames)

It has full VCD/DVD playback functionality. PS: the blender file itself is 30MB (without any of the images) that would require a lot of cleanup to reduce it to something uploadable, I may try if nobody can reproduce.KMPlayer is a korean movie and audio player that supports a wide range of codecs and file formats. Using plain Blender 2.64.0 r51232 (dowloaded from Blender website) on Kubuntu 11.04, 64 bits. The bug in the first screenshot prevents correct rendering at less than 100% so is pretty much annoying.ġst example is on movie strip, 2nd on image sequence. The bug in the second screenshot is a small annoyance, workaround being to set 100% resolution when you position the bits. On the second screenshot: problem is the reverse: the shift is in the preview (top left) when rendering engin is set to render at less than 100%, but there is no shift on the render output (bottom right), whaterver the resolution. So this is really the combination of all of those that create the problem. On the 3 other parts of the scene, I used only some of those techniques to crop/shift/move the small strips.

However, on the underliying strip ('Robert guide 2'), I used no offset, crop, nor flip (you cannot see this in the screenshot). The screenshot shows that the transform is quite complex as I needed a well-positioned crop (hence the offset), then scale, then move the result (hence the position values). On the top-left of the screenshot (the 'URL - KMPlayer' window), it is rendered at 25% and completely shifted (out of the screen maybe).

On the right of the screenshot (within blender), rendered at 50%, only part of this image is visible as it is shifted. It renders perfectly as well when I render at 100% resolution. On the VSE preview (top-middle of the screenshot, it is perfect. The problem is with the lower left one (with the two guys, one with a white shirt and another with a green T-shirt ). I have 4 strips to be rendered in four parts of the screen.

Positioning the kmplayer window. it keeps moving