Frage von Isabel Bremen:
Dear People,
how is it that my roll-credits in Final Cut Express jerky and flickers? Sieht echt voll bad.
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Liebe Grüße
Isabel
Antwort von Stefan_:
To how many pixels per frame as you move the text to the top? Show that you are interested in the entire pixel, for example, 2 pixels per frame. Land you at 2.2 pixels per frame suggests that once anti-aliasing for the font (or the picture or video, in which the text is stored) to, on the other hand, you can depending on the output format is again synonymous with the interlacing problems. So, offset 2 pixels per frame, and the thing is running around!
Antwort von Isabel Bremen:
To how many pixels per frame as you move the text to the top? Show that you are interested in the entire pixel, for example, 2 pixels per frame. Land you at 2.2 pixels per frame suggests that once anti-aliasing for the font (or the picture or video, in which the text is stored) to, on the other hand, you can depending on the output format is again synonymous with the interlacing problems. So, offset 2 pixels per frame, and the thing is running around! Offset: 10 pixels is given. Is that okay?
LG
Isabel
Antwort von Markus:
... how is it that my roll-credits in Final Cut Express jerky and flickers? Due to the limited information only a first guess: You've used the Times font (serif) and the guy runs in 25p on a tube monitor. This combination of jerky and flickers.
