Never seen this happen, but I wonder... What format / codec are you source files? I'm guessing MPEG, Divx, Xvid, or something like that? These kinds of codecs only store every-few frames as complete images and crunch some numbers to fill in the gaps. Changing the playback rate can get confusing for an encoder.
One thing you can try, if you want to keep resampling on, is render out the problem sections -- without the change in playback rate -- to AVI using a good quality codec like DV, Lagarith, or Huffyuv. Replace the problem sections with these new files, apply your playback rate changes, and try rendering the whole thing again.
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Date: 2009-05-14 02:14 pm (UTC)One thing you can try, if you want to keep resampling on, is render out the problem sections -- without the change in playback rate -- to AVI using a good quality codec like DV, Lagarith, or Huffyuv. Replace the problem sections with these new files, apply your playback rate changes, and try rendering the whole thing again.