Hi folks,
I'm a newbie and need some urgent advice please. I know this is gonna sound dumb, but here goes:
I've created 1 minute videos from still jpeg pictures and used a zoom, crossover, pan, fade and zoomout. Nothing too clever here!
Anyway I then render them to WMV and find it is a bit jumpy. That's not too bad, but the client came back and asked if I could half the time frame. Like a d__khead I said no problems. Anyway, when rendering the squashed time frame to the newly rendered .wmv becomes really quite jumpy!.
I'm rendering in full size 720x480 cause the zoom needs some reasonable detail. I would prefer to keep this if I can so the projection looks crisp in the powerpoint presentation.
Help I'm desperate to work out what I'm doing wrong.
Regards
Paul
I'm a newbie and need some urgent advice please. I know this is gonna sound dumb, but here goes:
I've created 1 minute videos from still jpeg pictures and used a zoom, crossover, pan, fade and zoomout. Nothing too clever here!
Anyway I then render them to WMV and find it is a bit jumpy. That's not too bad, but the client came back and asked if I could half the time frame. Like a d__khead I said no problems. Anyway, when rendering the squashed time frame to the newly rendered .wmv becomes really quite jumpy!.
I'm rendering in full size 720x480 cause the zoom needs some reasonable detail. I would prefer to keep this if I can so the projection looks crisp in the powerpoint presentation.
Help I'm desperate to work out what I'm doing wrong.
Regards
Paul