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Power Point slides look sharp until I play on the timeline ,then they blur just a little.
I’m rendering to see how a .mov looks, but any help to keep the graphics sharp would be appreciated.
This is for a webinar, so, small screens.
Thanks,
Ty Ford
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Are you playing back as better quality or better performance? Sounds like the latter which lessens the quality a little for much better RT playback.
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It’s under the View dropdown menu at the top right. Choose Better Quality.
Scott Witthaus
Senior Editor/Post Production Supervisor
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I have noticed that PPT slides look blurring while playing until they get rendered.
FCP X 10.2.2 – user since FCP 1.25
iMac mid 2011, MBA mid 2012
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You already got the most likely answers, but, I’ll be the one to ask: how are the slides set up/generated?
Did you have powerpoint export a movie file or individual stills, and if stills, what frame size and format?
When I’m doing these (in fact, doing one today), I pre-format the slides from 3:4 to already be 16:9 (Surprising, how many users don’t know you can change that, and they do horrible stretches instead to fit a frame), apply drop shadows on the bare text lines to make them read better, and I output full HD size .tif files.
I also always make one extra slide that’s just a bare background in the same style as the original slides – makes it easier to do fixes later.
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Thanks Everyone!
Mark, These were individual jpeg files. I wasn’t the one exporting them, so I can’t really answer much more.
This will be a 4:3 presentation and that’s the way the slides are formatted.
Regards,
Ty Ford
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