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Graphics and Io
This is weird. If I view graphics (pict files that square pixel 720×534) in the viewer, they are sharp on my video monitor off the Io LA. If I view the same graphic in the timeline or viewer, it gets fuzzy and looks like some sort of weird field issue. I have the Field Dominance set to none on all the graphics.
Does not help going from 10bit uncompressed all the way down to DV25, all exhibit the same thing. Do I need to bring in all the graphics into After Effects and re-save them with field order?
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Render the graphic in your timeline, & also, make sure your graphic is on a whole number in the motion tab (such 121,145, not 121,4, 145.98)
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I must have had some funkyness going on. Deleted POA cache and preferences and all seems fine now. I also re-did the graphics so they were a 601 square pix size of 720×540.
These were powerpoint slides, which always seem the biggest pain in the rear to export/import cleanly. I would love to know what others do for this. I usually just run the show and do screen captures @ 1024×768 and re-image in Photoshop.
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Ugg! Powerpoint. Playing them out to tape is a really good way to do it. We usually run a scan converter and record on to beta and make stills from there.
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G5 Dual 2Ghz <> 4GB RAM <> FCP 4.5 <> Kona 2ATTO 42XS <> Huge Systems 1.25 TB 4105 Fibre
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Yes I will usually do that on site, but just to have a reference tape so I know when they changed slides.
I sure wish Microsoft would fix the slide export function. It does not even work good on Windows either. I’ve found screen captures work the best.
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