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Do they look good before you render?
Can you look at the motion tab and make sure there is no repositioning going on? (Scale 100, center 0,0 etc.) -
To add to my previous post, it was necessary to set the field order of the graphics sequence to NONE – (because the graphics were cut in from the sequence rather than ripping out the individual layers into separate files – I didn’t start the project!).
As a side note, because I work on projects that have a lot of graphics revisions, I am trying to understand why people would use layered PSDs for import. While it might be easier for the designer, it seems to be a bit of a bear for the editor.
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I just read something on the Apple site about making sure the motion render setting is “fastest – linear”.
I ran into a situation where all of my graphics were looking good until I rendered. (Monitoring on an SDI monitor – 16×9 project)
I think it might be a bug. My situation was further compounded by the fact that I was given layered PSDs. Of course these come in as sequences. So I had to adjust the motion render quaility of both the graphics sequence AND the main edit sequence – otherwise I would still get faulty renders.