Yes, and if you can replace the red with another color, it "may" look a little better. because you will have eliminated ONE of the pitfalls of rendering a generated image at 4:2:0 chroma subsampling. That is one of "several" suggestions I made, that taken together "may" have some overall effect on output sharpness. Best of luck.
It would be better to upload to a cloud service like Dropbox, OneDrive and so on, the forum software seems to screw it up.
If you will actually do this, I will graciously provide an example.
If you will actually do this, I will graciously provide an example.
I think it is sharp enough as it is, thank you. I don't have a lot of experience using generated images in videos, so I was not aware of this issue. Thank you very much for your suggestions, most of which I have followed (I resized the image to be 2000x1552 with black bars around it, I added a Sharpen filter set to 0, I had already set the rendering quality to best and I adjusted the bitrate).
Ok, here is a quick-and-dirty test using exactly the steps I outlined. Rendered in HB with Animation Tune following Sony YUV intermediate.
Tutorials on using Secondary CC are in your program and online.
https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/tutorials/
The black on blue can likewise be cleaned up, but in that instance, the culprit is obviously aliasing, but not chroma subsampling.
-- Add a Sharpen filter set to 0 on the still event. Sounds counterintuitive, but the type font edges will perk right up.
This was changed in VP14. Sharpen no longer does any sharpening when the value is 0.
I tested it yesterday on 14, didn't see a difference, and passed it off to worsening vision ;?)
Maybe they just shifted minimum sharpen up to 1.
In a lot of things video, 0 is a value, iow [0 != (null)]