Text not looking crisp after exporting

[Jeremy Garchow]

Make sure you turn on the ‘use high quality’ flag in your quicktime prefs.

[Sachin Desai]

but when i burn the video dvd it should be fine right? in dvd also, text remains pixelate only.

any suggestions?

Sachin Desai

[Jeremy Garchow]

[Sachin Desai] “any suggestions?”

Bitvice.

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Jeremy

[Sergei Luzginov]

I have same problem. I stopped using Lifetipe for text generation. Just use plagin in FCP then text will look sharp.
s.

Florida Video Production

[Zane Barker]

[Sachin Desai] “‘ve sequence of DV PAL”

DV is HORRIBLE for preserving text and graphics quality.

[Sachin Desai] “ext are from FCP text generator”

The txt generator in FCP is also not the greatest look into Boris.

**Hindsight is always 1080p**

[Michael Gissing]

Many posts on this forum have been about finishing your timeline in an Uncompressed or ProRes sequence if you start with DV footage to preserve the text in the final render and also to render the graded footage in 10 bit.

It is a matter of copy pasting the final into a sequence set to 10 bit Uncompressed or ProRes 422. Note that DV is lower field so check that the shift fields filter is correctly applied to each shot. If you have slo mo shots, then bake them in the final DV sequence before copying across, by making a quicktime movie of each slo mo (Export>Quicktime Movie>current settings (with video only selected).

[Phil Balsdon]

DV PAL is the problem. Especially if text is a fine font or small font size.

Cinematographer, Steadicam Operator, Final Cut Pro Post Production.
https://www.steadi-onfilms.com.au/

[Sachin Desai]

I’ve edited dv pal timelines before.. and I never experiences such problem before…

I tried to take the project to different machine and render it… it all worked fine than. now on DVD it all looks very good…

so i think there is some problem in the system..

So now can anybody help to solve the problem..

regards
sachin

Sachin Desai