Frage von Luparo:
Hello.
So, well, I'm gonna go ask my first question here.
I'm just in Premiere Pro is the process of building a clip with event dates - that, much writing.
Now I have to output as MPEG2-DVD, all sorts of CBR and VBR settings tried, but s.der writing is everywhere this typical Krisseln s.den edges to see through the compression.
Since we are in the company synonymous still have the video deluxe, I have "to get it done with a trial edition of Scripture, I may deceive me, but I have a feeling that the video for a sharper Deluxe Edition economy - both in writing, as synonymous eingefügen pictures (??).
Nen has a tip how I can optimize the output settings in Premiere specifically for hot and clean font outlines?
Greeting
Jens
Antwort von Axel:
Hello Luparo.
We talk of light (possibly white) letters on a dark background?
Even without movement (such as roll songs) already exist when you paste the script in the background image / video note a few things, - not only at the Mpeg2 - coding:
1. No horizontal parts of Scripture with less than 2 pixels thick because of the interlaced misalignment. Therefore, using synonymous better seriphenlose fonts.
2. No pure "Superweiß use. The opacity of white text s.besten always kept at 80%. At high contrast edges can occur s.den yet to Alias | Wavefront Mayaing. Then with slight blurring or smoothing countermeasures. Because: Flickering contours may "be sharp", but look very bad.
3. Up to this point everything has nothing to do with MPEG, but rather with interlaced. The best always parallel to an external CRT monitor (standard TV monitor is sufficient).
4. When moving text (roll songs as little) as possible to add motion blur, but in any case, as much as necessary (see tip 3).
5. Code for very fast-moving script with high-motion estimation and the highest possible data rate. In normally moving Roll titles and if all the above points were taken into account, it is sufficient, not well below 5 Mbit / s to go. In all, less than 7 Mbit / s, I recommend 2-pass VBR, it's really makes no difference.
