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Fuzzy titles in Premiere Pro!
Hi,
I’m working on a project with titles created in Premiere, but using images that have been created for me by someone else in Photoshop.
I was having a huge problem where the preview of the title on my TV screen looked great, but as soon as I put the title in the project it was very poor quality.
I managed to solve this by enabling the still image cache in the project settings window and thought I was sorted.
However, when I export the movie it reverts to the poor quality titles.
I have a deadline rapidly approaching and can’t find a solution – please help!
I’m using a Canopus card, if that makes any difference?
Thanks,
Bethan -
6 Replies
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How do your Project Settings (resolution) compare with the dimensions of the title?
Using anti-aliasing in PS can cause display issues on a TV. -
I’m working in DV PAL 720×576 Widescreen (16:9) and the titles are set up to conform to that setting.
The thing I don’t understand is that when I play the project through the titles on the TV screen are crystal clear – It’s only when I export the file that I’m having a problem.
Bethan
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Bethan was the Photoshop text rasterized before exporting to Premiere? if not this could be your problem
Steve -
What are your export settings…resolution and bitrate and codec?
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Yes, the text was rasterized.
I was exporting as a Canopus DV AVI file – 720×576 (16:9).
I’ve found that by exporting as a Quicktime movie it eliminates the problem with the graphics, but then when it’s almost finished it says “Error compiling movie: Unknown Error”. Argh!
I really need this exported tonight so that I can burn it for a client to view tomorrow morning :/
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I am wondering if the 16:9 thingy is causing the problem; converting to square pixels in Photoshop, the .psd should be 1038×576. If it is 720×576, wont it get stretched quite a bit.
Just drawing at straws.
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