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September 1st, 2008, 09:12 PM | #1 |
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Chinese titles all screwed up
I have 3 titles in chinese, and one over them in English. Premiere seems to suck at displaying fonts. It randomly decides to show or not show certain characters in the Font I choose. It will show it fine in the title window, but not in the monitor or on export. Sometimes it looks fine in the monitor but when I export it shows a generic font instead in the rendered movie, at random mind you. These are Chinese fonts that came with the Mac. What is wrong here? Why can't I get it to export simple text?
I tried changing the rendering preference to 'memory' and that did not help at all
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September 2nd, 2008, 08:06 AM | #2 |
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I`m afraid Premiere is not the issue here... Windows systems are quite random when it comes to displaying asian characters. There is a pattern for sure, but I don`t know it.
You will be probably better off trying to design these titles in Photoshop (if that`s any difference), or try the same on a Mac. |
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I am already on a Mac. So it does seem it is a Premiere problem. Hoping there is a solution for it.
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I'm sure is not Premiere problem. It should be Chinese texts fonts. Not using MAC but PC no problem display Chinese texts. I installed a Chinese Pad writing + software work well. May be you can try to look for chinese programs that support MAC.
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