| Video Hit | |
| Display Text | Video Hit |
| Description | "Video Hit" is a corruption in a video file that results in a shift in pixels and/or visual artifacts. |
| Impact | Video Hits usually represent a render or encoding error. These hits can obscure the main action in a scene. Video hits will also be duplicated in downstream assets and encodes generated from the source. |
| Severity Assessment Guidance | |
| FYI | N/A |
| Issue | Digital blocks, digital line errors, dropouts, or picture breakups happen anywhere on screen and are clearly not intentional based on contextual cues (i.e. Scene is not meant to look like archival or found footage with intentional digital anomalies). |
| Blocker | N/A |
| Solutions | |
| How to Prevent | N/A |
| How to Fix |
Check if the video hit is in the source render or if it’s an encoding issue. If it’s in the render, go back to color/finishing and re-render the affected frames. Then, re-export the final video. If it’s an encoding issue, just re-export the final video. |