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Lines and keyframe issues when exporting in Premiere Pro?
Hi there,
I’m working on a project in Premiere Pro CC 2015.3 in which I’m masking out text to make a character pass in front of it, but I’ve run into two issues:
1) The text has lines going through it. These lines appear in the export settings dialog and rendered file, but not in the Premiere Pro project.
2) In the export settings dialog and rendered file, there is also an extra frame that causes part of the text to suddenly reappear. It doesn’t match what I’ve masked and isn’t in the project preview.The screenshots below visualize the issue:
Premiere Pro Project Preview (intended)
Export Settings
Rendered FileI hope you can help as this is very frustrating.
Thank you!
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6 Replies
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Have you tried turning off Use Maximum Render Quality in the export settings? Do you have Composite in Linear Color checked in your sequence settings? Try unchecking both and re-export to see if it doesn’t include your text.
Andy Edwards
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Nope, no difference.
Someone on another forum suggested 2 different things:
– My footage was Interlaced, which it is.
– The GPU acceleration was the issue.I tried the following things:
– I changed the Field Order in the Interpret Footage setting to “Conform to: No Fields (Progressive Scan)” – it was “Use Field Order from File: Upper Field First” before. However, this did nothing.
– I switched the Video and Rendering Playback setting in Project Settings from “Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (CUDA)” to “Mercury Playback Engine Software Only”, and it ended up just messing up my mask but not fixing the problem (although it shows up in the project preview now). Here’s a screenshot:
https://i.imgur.com/DPcZbAF.png
As you can see, even though the area is masked, it isn’t being masked out.I don’t know how to proceed. :/
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Okay, if anyone does happen to come across this issue and is as big of an idiot as I am, here’s how to fix it:
1) I had extra keyframes past the end point of my text clip (a leftover from tracking), which was morphing my mask. Removing those keyframes solved the issue.
2) I had my export settings set to “Match Source,” which included a Field Order setting of “Upper First,” so it was exporting an Interlaced file. I changed the export setting to Progressive and now everything works as intended.That was hours of grief for what turned out to be a simple issue… Sigh.
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What do you mean exported it “with handles”?
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I disagree, simple masking can easily be done in PPro
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I find it easy to do and with good results.
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