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problems with after effects scrolling credits imported into avid
Hi,
I typed my credits in photoshop, imported them into a 30 frame after effects composition, made them scroll, exported them as a 30 frame quicktime file, and imported them into avid. They are not totally clear and crisp – looks like a video interlace problem. I tried using the after effects reduce video de-interlace flicker filter and the vertical blurr filter, neither of which seemed to solve the problem. I also tried making a 24 frame project and doing a pull-down when I exported to the quicktime. No luck with that either. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Lucia6 -
4 Replies
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So is your desired frame rate 24?
Make sure your composition settings and export settings are all set to progressive rather than interlaced, and to your desired frame rate.
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oh oh, IO know all about this… first off .. you should do the credits in Illistrator not photoshop.. secondly add this expression to the to the position value, [value[0], Math.floor(value[1]}]
you add an expression in the animate pull down menu add this to the position value it will stabalize the movement.. also … use the number keys to change position in the first place…
All I have been doing for months is making credit rolls…
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My avid project is 30 frames. Why illustrator not photoshop? And I don’t understand exactly the expression you are recommending – could you explain a little more thoroughly for an after effects beginner?
Thanks!
Lucia -
Ilistrator is vector based not raster this allows you to find the proper size for your credit roll… more eaily since it is based on geometry and not pixels … plus illistrator just handles type settings and leading and kerning more effeciantly ..
okay and as far as the expression goes…
https://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?forumid=2&postid=879637follow that there address to a whole sdiscussion I had about it …
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