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Credit roll jitter
I am rendering progressive footage to a progressive SD DVD. The credit roll show a little bit of jitter.
Could that be the DVD player or something else? I did a two pass render at a high data rate. The video looks great and so do the static titles, but the roll have a bit of jitter and blur. Any ideas?
Thanks.Bob
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If you right click, in one of the options choose “reducing interlace flicker” that has helped me in the past!
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Try speeding it up or slow it down. I’ve agonized over jittery credit rolls in the past and usually changing the speed has helped.
~jr
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I had reduce flicker selected.
I can’t really change the speed because it is in the middle of the program and has a specific run time to match the vo.Thx.
Bob
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> I can’t really change the speed because it is in the middle of the program and has a specific run time to match the vo.
Try adding a Gaussian Blur at about 0.002 and see if that smooths it out.
~jr
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Make sure your project is set to “Best” and not just “good.” Also, I have used a different and/or larger font to help with the jitter. If you have a sharpen filter on, it will also cause some as well. I used the new sharpen feature in 9, and it did add a little jitter.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I reset the titler and did a prerender of that area. The roll looks pretty smooth now, but it looks soft.
I’m rendering HD footage to a SD DVD. On the computer it looks good, but the roll on a 40″ HD screen looks kind of blurry. Maybe it’s a interlaced DVD player playing a progressive DVD that is causing that?Thanks.
Bob
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