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Best way to do a Slide Show?
Hey all, I am doing a slide show of pics form a 5.0 picel camera with music and some slow zoom ins. Looks good but when I export it to an AVI file it looks alittle rough. I have all the quality settings on high too. Is there some you should click to make it look better? Like interlaced or progressive scan or something? ANy help would be appreciated.
TYEZP4 3.2 mhz HT, 1 gig of dual channel DDR Ram, 256 meg Radeon 9800 Video Card, Windows XP Pro, Vegas Video 5.0, DVD Architect 2.0, Use to be a Adobe Premiere 6.5 user, Canon GL2 Camera 3 year degree in: Television / Film Broadcasting & Post Production
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5 Replies
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Define “rough”
Gary
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Pixelated, some pans have a strobe effect.
P4 3.2 mhz HT, 1 gig of dual channel DDR Ram, 256 meg Radeon 9800 Video Card, Windows XP Pro, Vegas Video 5.0, DVD Architect 2.0, Use to be a Adobe Premiere 6.5 user, Canon GL2 Camera 3 year degree in: Television / Film Broadcasting & Post Production
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That’s because your images are actually TOO HIGH of a resolution. Thin lines cause what you are describing because of the interlacing on the TV. The major things to try first are:
1) Render at BEST quality (should use “Best” when using photos but for video only, “Good” is usually sufficient)
2) Turn on “Reduce Interlace Flicker”
3) Maybe add a slight Blur
Edward Troxel
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So the best way to do this then is resize all my pics? I know when I do a photo slide show with jpg on a cd for the DVD player the smaller pics are way better. I tried a slide show with smaller pics and it does look better. Weird how that is.
P4 3.2 mhz HT, 1 gig of dual channel DDR Ram, 256 meg Radeon 9800 Video Card, Windows XP Pro, Vegas Video 5.0, DVD Architect 2.0, Use to be a Adobe Premiere 6.5 user, Canon GL2 Camera 3 year degree in: Television / Film Broadcasting & Post Production
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A lower resolution image CAN actually help because you will have fewer “thin” lines. The problem is really your interlaced TV so you have to dumb down the images to the TV looks better.
Edward Troxel
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