



Output resolution: 1280x720 (base is 1920x1080)FPS: 60Downscale filter: bicubic (sharpened scaling, 16 samples) - this is what it was at by defaultEncoder: nvidia nvenc h.264Rate control: CBRBitrate: 2500kbpsFormat: mkv (but even when I imported as mp4, it did the same) They tend to come at inopportune times too since a few have been inside things I want to clip (see example below). It knows the files are there, so it's not a case of having moved the files because they are still in the original location, and I've even done the "Relink files" options just to check. I've noticed that videos I import have frequent, brief moments of "Media Offline" throughout the timeline. 17.2.2 a few days ago, switching from OpenShot.
