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AE to Avid MC – Aliasing and ugly pixels
Hey guys,
Not sure if this post should be in the Avid or AE forums as I’m not sure what part of my workflow is causing me grief, but here goes…I’ve designed a logo in photoshop, then animated the layers in AE. I’ve rendered out my comp in AE and everything looks dandy in Quicktime and VLC, but when I import into my Avid project, I’m getting aliasing issues and just general over all uglyness.
I’ve tried Tiff sequence, DNxHD and Animation QTs, all give the same result. I’m not exporting with an alpha channel.
I’m not using any color management in AE, all other project and comp settings match my MC project.
I’ve tried capturing as 709 (my workspace in my project) and RGB, and tried with all combos of import settings. I’m working mostly with DNxHD36 material in Avid, but I’ve tried capturing in DNxHD 175 and ProRes HQ.Any ideas where I am going wrong?
Here’s a grab of my comp in Quicktime:
1_wtlogo_quicktimegrab.jpgHere’s a grab of my viewer in MC after import:
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3 Replies
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Is your avidproject interlaced or progressive?
Do you have the timelinequality at maximum (green/green icon at the bottom of your timeline)? -
What kind of project format you selected in Avid?
Johnny Cuevas, Editor
Thinkck.com“I have not failed 700 times. I have succeeded in proving that those 700 ways will not work. When I have eliminated the ways that will not work, I will find the way that will work.”
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Thanks for the replies guys, got it sorted out. Was a combination of some export settings in AE and… the viewer displaying at half-mast in MC… I haven’t used Avid in quite a while, quite embarrassing.
Appreciate the replies!
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