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  • Shark_time

    March 29, 2007 at 8:04 pm in reply to: read everything about rolling credits, and still …

    thanks for all of your help. my editor just let me know that they need the credits to move at 200 pixels per second, even though i told them about the need to use even multiples of the frame rate. so i guess i’ll have to deliver stuttering credits, right?

  • Shark_time

    March 29, 2007 at 3:30 am in reply to: read everything about rolling credits, and still …

    i tried rendering out a 200px wide version, the motion is still jerky. i’m delivering for HDTV. i’ve been exporting some half res and quarter res samples which when played in quicktime have the jerky motion. but if i import that footage back into after effects it looks better, stutters less, but not perfect. the movies also look better if i play them with quicktime player on my powerbook, but still not perfect.

    my client wants a faster credit roll, but after all of this experimentation i haven’t been able to get credits moving at 239.76px that don’t look awful. that’s with reduce interlace flicker, gaussian blur, fast blur, motion blur, each by itself, in different combinations, etc. so i guess i’m stuck with 119.88px speed, as it looks better, but still not right.

    maybe it will look fine when my editor brings the footage into final cut? i’ve read everything about this and i understand it less than when i started!

  • Shark_time

    March 29, 2007 at 12:43 am in reply to: read everything about rolling credits, and still …

    i’ll give it a shot. thanks!

  • Shark_time

    March 29, 2007 at 12:01 am in reply to: read everything about rolling credits, and still …

    yeah, i’ve tried using reduce interlace flicker, but it’s not helping much. any other ideas? it looks terrible!

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