Hello everyone,

I am a sound engineer and I teach online. I'm trying to make educational videos on music production. I am using Vegas Pro 18 for this, but I am having a little issue that, while it's not a dealbreaker, it's very annoying.

I use screen-captured videos and stills of my audio workstation, which has three screens, one at 4K and two side screens at FullHD. I make my videos at FullHD resolution, so when I use media at 4K I use event pan/crop to do a pixel-perfect zoom, so you can see a section of my computer screen at 100% size instead of the full screen at a smaller scale.

When the pan/crop is static, this is fine, but when I move it around the image, I get aliasing artifacts. I mostly show audio editing software (Cubase, Ableton, Pro-Tools), which has plenty of 1-pixel-wide lines and grids. These lines get blurry with the pan/crop motion because they are being antialiased (or maybe that isn't the right term. I'm a sound guy, video is not my area of expertise. I hope you get what I mean). Is it possible to deactivate this only for the clips that I use pan/crop motion on? I would still need the antialiasing to keep the text legible when I zoom out a 4K image into a 1080 render.

Maybe I'm missing something obvious here, maybe it can't be done the way I want. Any help is appreciated.