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Pixelated, Blurry Text
Hi,
I added to my sequence using Final Cut Pro also, I used the font Impact and changed the color to light purple, added some movement to it. It shows up as looking wonderful before I render it. Then after I render it, it looks horrible. All blurry or pixelated. I tried using the anti-alias effect with it’s range set on 1. That also looked bad. Any suggestions? -
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I searched through the archive posts and my questions had already been answered before. I put my render settings on “Full”, and then I watched my sequence play on a tv monitor. Looks fine. I wonder why it looks so bad on Final Cut. Hmm…
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Shane’s Stock Answer #2: Blurry playback
ONLY JUDGE THE QUALITY OF YOUR MATERIAL ON AN EXTERNAL NTSC MONITOR, OR AT LEAST A TV.
1. Disable overlays on the canvas
2. Make sure you’ve rendered everything (no green bars at the top of the timelinehttps://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=24787
Video playback requires large amounts of data and many computations. In order to maintain frame rate and be viewable at a normal size, only about one-fourth of the DV data is used in displaying the movie to the screen. However, the DV footage is still at full quality, and is best viewed thru a TV or NTSC monitor routed thru your camera or deck.
Shane
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