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Text/PSD imports always result in Aliasing
I use a lot of imported PSD files for TEXT and logo’s I’ve designed in photoshop for my premiere pro CS5 projects.
They look great and amazing within premiere, even after I render and get the green bar in premiere. But for some reason, I notice after encode, especially for youtube, my text/font/logos lose that crispness it once had and it gets aliased and jaggy. What can I do in my encode settings to prevent this?
It’s really annoying.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
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5 Replies
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Hi Jason,
What are your export settings, can you post a screen shot?
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
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For YT you always need to de-interlace.
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Wait, huh really?
I have to de-interlace the entire video or just the images? Can you be a bit more specific..I’ve never heard that.
My footage is 1280×720/23.976p – exporting it out to the same exact resolution/fps. Using media encoder cs5, settings 2 pass VBR target 8mpbs, max 10mpbs. Audio AAC stereo 128kpbs.
Maximum depth render. etc. I dont think its necessary to take a screenshot, let me know if you need anymore info.
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Try the YT preset (under H.264), see how that works.
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Yes that’s what I use already. I just crank up the bitrate a little bit.
My text turns out jaggy
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