[Steven Sall]

Thanks Again!

I believe my rendering question was referring to.

“- If you are referring to the encoding process, the only times a sequence is fully rendered prior to encoding is when preview files are used (i.e. smart rendering), or an intermediate file is created. Otherwise, frames are rendered and encoded one after another as part of a single process.”

[Steven Sall]

Thanks Ivan.

I tried those settings – I believe it turned out to be the same quality which is ok. Just not great.

Is it normal to fully render the sequence first before exporting? Does that yield a better quality end result?

[Steven Sall]

Hi Ivan:

Thank you for your advice. I tried it, below are my export settings. The video plays well however the edges are really pixelated and the colors seem to be a bit out of wack when i play it on my computer and tv(via usb). Should I try a different mbps? lower or higher?

The profile is set at high and level at 5.1.

Thanks again!

[Steven Sall]

Hi, thank you so much for your help.

I am still having a problem with exporting. I will try to post my sequence settings and the default export settings that I did do for an export and the image quality came out very poor and I had horizontal lines over a lot of the footage.

Again, any help will be very much appreciated!!

and

[Steven Sall]

Thank you for the info. But…
If I adjust the transparency the whole text becomes transparent including the beveled edge. What I am looking for is the bevel edge to remain and the inside be clear so you can see the background.

[Steven Sall]

Hi thank you for the prompt response.

It is 3D text.

[Steven Sall]

Regardless of smooth playback.

I am still unable to import 120fps footage directly into Adobe Premiere without the footage playing back at 60fps. Every clip I import is in slow motion from the onset.

Is there a way to have it play back in real time without adjusting the speed duration of every clip I import?