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blurred on render
For some reason when I add my timeline to the render queue and when it is finished my video is blurred, even though there is no blur when i play in not realitime through the timeline? Help
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First thing to do is check your input settings (footage interpretation). If your footage is interlaced, make sure you’re not throwing away a field.
Then, do a test a full res, no compression, or something lossless like Quicktime PNG (set to “best”) to make sure it’s not just your compressor causing the problem.Antifreeze Design
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how do i check the footage interpretation, considering when i right clik on the comp the interpret footage is unclikable?
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sorry i wasnt clear there was no imported footage it was all doen with text created in ae….now what?
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Hard to say, it is. (in my best Yoda voice)
Can you post a sample?Try using a different font to rule-out font issues. Also, make sure that you’re turning on the collapse transformations button for your text layer (the little sunshine). This will make sure that the text is continually rasterized if you scale it over 100%.
Antifreeze Design
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Hard to say, it is. (in my best Yoda voice)
Can you post a sample?i don’t have anything quick enough to do that right now…
all the collapse buttons are on…im in a real pickleTry using a different font to rule-out font issues. Also, make sure that you’re turning on the collapse transformations button for your text layer (the little sunshine). This will make sure that the text is continually rasterized if you scale it over 100%.
Antifreeze Design
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Greg,
So i tried exporting as an avi and i get this weird avi where there are color bars and such that mess it up…help at all..?
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Hmmm. I’m afraid I’m at a loss there. I don’t work in or with avi usually. (I’m mac/quicktime based). Are you working on a PC?
Try another codec. Try quicktime, and/or an image sequence. Still getting the problem?: It’s not your codec.
Antifreeze Design
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Could it be as simple as that he has motion blur checked on for some of his layers?
He says it only appears blurred during the render. My guess would be that the master motion blur switch is disabled when he does a ram preview, but it is checked on in his render settings.
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Could it be the resolution settings in the render module?
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i know it’s a year after you posted this– but i just encountered the same problem and fixed it by trashing my prefs (after backing them up, of course)
navigate to
User Account> Library> Preferences> Adobe> After Effects
just option+drag it to your backup location, then drag it to your trash bin. restart after effects, and enjoy a blur-free render (i hope).
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