I just upgraded my 64-bit windows 7 workstation from a Quadro FX 580 to a GTX 680 and im having some serious anti-aliasing issues in After Effects with things such as Trapcode MIR, and Element 3D… everything seems really jagged and almost no anti-aliasing at all. I’ve updated to CS6 11.0.1 and tried to change the 680’s anti-aliasing settings but nothing seems to fix the issue… anyone else had this problem? any ideas?
I just upgraded my 64-bit windows 7 workstation from a Quadro FX 580 to a GTX 680 and im having some serious anti-aliasing issues in After Effects with things such as Trapcode MIR, and Element 3D… everything seems really jagged and almost no anti-aliasing at all. I’ve updated to CS6 11.0.1 and tried to change the 680’s anti-aliasing settings but nothing seems to fix the issue… anyone else had this problem? any ideas?
January 15, 2009 at 9:07 pm
in reply to: True Black
Not sure if this helps but….
I was having same issues with .avi outputs so I tried one with all the same setting except I changed it to .mov (quicktime) and whaaalaaa…. TRUE black and oddly enough, .mov file size was 1/2 size of .avi