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Pixelated Graphics in Premiere Pro 1.5
I have a problem with Premiere Pro 1.5, every time I import an image (JPG,TIFF, PSD…) into the timeline and I preview it or render it, independent of the preview quality I have chosen (high, draft or automatic), the superimposed image appears in poor quality, almost pixelated. This means, it is not crisp and the edges are not sharp and defined.
The curious thing that makes me crazy :confused: is, that in my laptop (with Intel) I don
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7 Replies
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Is it just your preview window thats pixelated or is it the already-rendered movie ?
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Both preview and rendered movie…
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Hmm…It is the exact same project being opened on both machines? If so, can you please post a quick screenshot, so that we can further see what is wrong?
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What happens if you apply a filter such as brightness and contrast but leave it set to zero to force it to render again. I have a problem with titles. Nice and smooth on my laptop but poor when the same project is open on my Anthlon desktop. Adding a filter seems to fix it. I’m on PPro 1.0 though.
Gordon Hoffman -
Its incredible… That works.. !!!!
Thank you very much… !!!!
But Why that happens????? -
Good to hear it works. I’m not sure why it does it.
Gordon
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I was also having problems with titles and imported stills which appeared jagged on the rendered video played on a TV. Adding the filter as suggested and re-rendering solved the problem. I am also puzzled as to why it works. Is it something to do with the way in which Premiere renders still images when initially imported which is changed when a re-render is forced?? Is it a field problem?
Thanks for the solution
Mike
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