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Blurry Vector Components
would anyone suggest what settings or parameters can cause blurriness in the rendered file? I’m encountering blurry images even if they were vector assets imported into the composition. when viewed @ 100% the composition looks fine, issue is only present in the rendered output…
thank you
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If you can let everyone know what your comp and render settings are, it might easier to make suggestions. All output settings will create ‘blurriness’ if they call for too much compression.
Simon Bonner
youtube.com/simonsaysfx
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Thank you for your reply.
I guess what would work best is to ask for suggestions for ‘best’ or ‘industry standard’ rendering settings to use. I’m creating this video for digital signage and the only requirements are 1366 x 768 resolution AND ability to create a preview file at 1/4 size.
is there any settings suggestions you could offer?
Thank you.
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Thank you for your reply.
I guess what would work best is to ask for suggestions for ‘best’ or ‘industry standard’ rendering settings to use. I’m creating this video for digital signage use and the only requirements are 1366 x 768 resolution AND ability to create a preview file at 1/4 size. The Preview file should be of small file size to accommodate web use.
is there any settings suggestions you could offer for either of desired outputs?
Thank you.
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I would deliver the final file in QT photo jpeg at about 95%, but you shouldn’t take my word for it that that is the best way to go. In fact, it might be too large for them to play properly without jumpiness (unless it’s getting put on a dvd at the end?).
For getting client approval, go with h.264 at a low level of compression to save on bandwidth. You can adjust the comp size in a duplicate copy of your comp and just scale the video down to fit.
As these are QT formats, you’ll want to know if your clients can play QT.
Simon Bonner
youtube.com/simonsaysfx
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