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  • Sean Aquilina

    January 22, 2010 at 12:42 pm in reply to: How to get Sharp Graphics in Adobe premiere

    I’m having the same problem!

    The text inserted from the premiere it self becomes pixelated,
    and even credits, don’t come up smooth, they are sort of jitter.

    When a footage position is movie,
    from Position 360.0 – 288.0
    to example 360.0 – 289.0

    exactly after rendering the sharpness is lost.

    I tried
    the field options but nothing change

    even the render optimize for (performance or memory)
    but nothing solved the problem.

    (I don’t know wheter you understand me by the following,

    but when I render, the total image, get sort of another faded layer beneath it to its left – this makes the footage seems blurry)

  • Sean Aquilina

    January 21, 2010 at 9:48 pm in reply to: Premiere CS4 rendering problems

    Hi
    I’m having a problem with rendering in Adobe Premiere CS 4.0

    The image AND text/cg seem to be sharp without rendering (with the red bar)
    but if exporting without rendering, the image will loosen, sharpness is almost lost competely.

    The problem is that, when I render, on the monitor of premiere project it self, you can easly see pixilated results. (both for text and image, sharpness is lost totally) tried to export but same problem.

    I’ve read some forums about this problem
    and I tried to change optimize to MEMORY (from performance) but nothing changes.

    I made sure that the formats and codecs are the same, and the files I’m using arent duplicated. I even formatted my system, using OS XP and Windows7 seperately, nothing changes, always the same problem.

    I’m working with

    DV-PAL 4:3 interlaced
    25:00 fps
    Frame size: 720h 576v (1.0940)
    Frame rate: 25.00 frames/second
    Pixel Aspect Ratio: D1/DV PAL (1.0940)
    Fields: Lower Field First

    Audio Settings
    Sample rate: 48000 samples/second

    I tried to change the field to lower/upper and even progresive but continouly the problem was the same through out.

    Something I wish to add, when I move slightly the picture and it has sharp edges, after rendering, the sharpness is again lost completely.

    Is there any solution for my problem please?
    This problem happened in all of a sudden, I used to work out fine until once this problem occured wuthout adjusting any settings.

    Can someone help me please??

    Thanks

  • Sean Aquilina

    January 21, 2010 at 4:05 pm in reply to: Premiere CS4 rendering problems

    Hi
    I’m having a problem with rendering in Adobe Premiere CS 4.0

    The image AND text/cg seem to be sharp without rendering (with the red bar)
    but if exporting without rendering, the image will loosen, sharpness is almost lost competely.

    The problem is that, when I render, on the monitor of premiere project it self, you can easly see pixilated results. (both for text and image, sharpness is lost totally) tried to export but same problem.

    I’ve read some forums about this problem
    and I tried to change optimize to MEMORY (from performance) but nothing changes.

    I made sure that the formats and codecs are the same, and the files I’m using arent duplicated. I even formatted my system, using OS XP and Windows7 seperately, nothing changes, always the same problem.

    I’m working with

    DV-PAL 4:3 interlaced
    25:00 fps
    Frame size: 720h 576v (1.0940)
    Frame rate: 25.00 frames/second
    Pixel Aspect Ratio: D1/DV PAL (1.0940)
    Fields: Lower Field First

    Audio Settings
    Sample rate: 48000 samples/second

    I tried to change the field to lower/upper and even progresive but continouly the problem was the same through out.

    Something I wish to add, when I move slightly the picture and it has sharp edges, after rendering, the sharpness is again lost completely.

    Is there any solution for my problem please?
    This problem happened in all of a sudden, I used to work out fine until once this problem occured wuthout adjusting any settings.

    Can someone help me please??

    Thanks

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