If your video was rejected with “Content does not meet our minimum quality standards.” it may be due to one of the following issues:
Frame Rate
Video is not an accepted frame rate
Visible ghosting due to an improper frame rate conversion
Video contains duplicate or skipped frames due to a frame rate conversion
Noticeable frame blending
“Combing” due to de-interlaced footage
Shutter Speed
Visible ghosting due to low shutter speed
Jerky motion due to improper shutter speed
This sequence contains an unacceptable level of visible ghosting. This was due to an improper frame rate conversion.
Here is an example of an acceptable clip shot with a high shutter speed:
Clip by JJ-MovingPictures
Although this clip was filmed with a high shutter speed, the motion is fluid and is therefore acceptable.
We Recommend
Shooting in an accepted frame rate
Shooting and exporting your video in the same frame rate
Avoiding frame rate conversions to minimize ghosting, and avoiding skipped or duplicate frames
Shooting at an appropriate shutter speed for the subject matter
If you don’t understand the reason for the rejection of your content or if you need additional clarification, you can always contact contributor support.