camera tracking 3ds max to unity

hi thanks for this great forum
ive read loads of posts and else were on the net but cant find a solution
(1)
so I record some footage on a panasonic fz1000
track it in aftereffcts get a good track the solids all stay in place really well
(2)
i export the solids and camera using a great plugin https://aescripts.com/fbx-to-ae/
into 3ds max
(3)
track is solid in 3ds max
can add stuff stays where it should fine
export into after effcts to test the renderd frames all good
(4)
export FBX tried 2006,2009,2010,2011,2013,2014/2015,2016,2017 fbx exporter
import fbx into unity looks good but
when i record using unity recorder
it dosnt quite match up
it has the same framerate and aspect ratio
it looks like the fov is off but if i change that it just changes it back during play in unity
the track from max render

with the unity render ontop

thanks for lookingany help would be apreciated

 

hi so ive be doing some testing just made a simple sceene in 3ds max exported as fbx
imported into unity
rendered out frames from max then recorded frames from unity
they still dont line up the first and last frames do?
ive checked all settings
unity
focal lenth 24.28699
fov 26.23129
sensor size
x 20.12
y 11.3175
resolution both 1920x1080
16.9 aspect ratio (1.7778)
fov axix vertical both
frames 30fps
standard camera
3ds max
fov 45.0
lens 24.287
physical camera linked to standard camera
fov 45.0
sensor
width 17.3
this is driving me crazy it must be possible
im so close but cant get it right please help if you can
thanks
if any body has a working sceen can i have a look at it please
so this is definatly unity not 3ds max

 

hi i'm still looking at this i've done over a hundred tests in 3ds max and unity
the problem is that the way unity interpolates between keyframres is not the same as anything else.
i've tried blender c4d and tried every combination of key frame interpolation within unity and 3ds max but it is all ways of a slight amount the first frame and the last frame are spot on so that is how i know it is an interpolation problem.