I have a text credit roll that is playing over a video overlay track that includes both ground and sky images.
I originally set-up the credit roll text in Arial, red, bold font. After rendering, the text was extremely smudging looking (basically unreadable) while it was playing aginst the darker ground images, but became very crisp once it transitioned into the blue sky image. The smudgy-ness only occurs in the rendered file - the unrendered VMS10 file plays perfectly. Any idea as to what causes this?
I re-rendered the project with yellow text and it looked much better, although the yellow text started looking a little smudgy against the sky texture, but was crisp against the darker ground.
Is there a preferred font style and color to prevent these types of issues?
I originally set-up the credit roll text in Arial, red, bold font. After rendering, the text was extremely smudging looking (basically unreadable) while it was playing aginst the darker ground images, but became very crisp once it transitioned into the blue sky image. The smudgy-ness only occurs in the rendered file - the unrendered VMS10 file plays perfectly. Any idea as to what causes this?
I re-rendered the project with yellow text and it looked much better, although the yellow text started looking a little smudgy against the sky texture, but was crisp against the darker ground.
Is there a preferred font style and color to prevent these types of issues?