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Hi, I am trying to solve this problem:
I have done a png picture for scoreboard. I have of them, one is 2000 px width, one 1000 and the last one 300. I would like to have the scoreboard 300 px width, but when I insert this .png file, I see it full screen. OK, so I tried to scale it down unzooming it, but if I do that, I lost a lot of quality, and the picture is not clear. Same thing happens if I try to do this with 1000 or 2000 px width picture.
I hope someone understands my problem. How should I solve it?
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The picture I want to use is this: When I insert it into vMix, I get this When i unzoom it and position the picture in a corner ... As you can see, there is a big loss of quality, or maybe I am just doing sth wrong? I am using 7.5.0.31 version. Upadting would solve this? Thanks
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Hi mp!!
I use vMix for basketball games so i did this to get best quality:
I made a picture in PNG format, that its already scaled and sized in the correct place. Then i modified a title of the titles folder with notepad (in Program Files/vMix), changing the sizes, and replacing the original PNG file for the file i did. I work SD PAL. If you want i can send to you my title to see. This way is more complicated than your way, but I think the resize will not give you the best quality result. It's my opinion, based on my short experience.
Hope it helps. Regards from Argentina!
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MP I think that is the way vmix treats files. I too use it for scoreboards. What I do is create a file in Photoshop the size of my SD footage with a transparent background. In my case it is 720X480. This way when I make the scoreboard I know exactly how big it is and where it will be on the screen. I save the file as a png therefore it will only show the scoreboard in the same location as you have it in Photoshop.
Hope this helps Greg
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Hi MP,
First of all, please try the latest version as there has been a small improvement in the zoom quality. Second, as the others have suggested try creating a full PNG image with the logo positioned exactly as you want it as it's a bit more difficult to use the Zoom and Position controls in vMix to get the image to exactly match the resolution.
Regards,
Martin vMix
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Thanks guys, nice solution, will try that.
Anyway I have to say, that I am very satisfied with ms SD version. Great job admin.
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