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End credits jittery
Hello, does anyone know why the rolling end credits here https://youtu.be/48LjiS72qSY?t=877 are so jittery? First I thought maybe too fast, but it seems the text is simply jittery.
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How did you make them? That info could be important.
They don’t look fast enough to be strobing, but perhaps your Pr sequence is 23.976 and your Dynamically Linked or Ae Comp render is 29.97, or something of that nature.
Jim Curtis
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this thread has a bunch of stuff
https://community.adobe.com/t5/after-effects/newb-smooth-scrolling-credits-in-ae/td-p/3238771 -
Actually this looks pretty normal for scrolling credits in a progressive playback. Reading through the Adobe thread, it seems to me that you have really overcomplicated things. Simply bring your PSD file into Premiere as a flattened PNG. Add/adjust start and end keyframes and you are done. This will let you adjust the length of the clip, which will change the speed and, thus, the strobing. Personally I would recommend static end credits and not a scroll. You will be happier.
Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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