I don't know why butc when I use Premiere Pro the subtitles don't look HD... If someone uses Premiere Pro please write some subtitles to a random video and zoom in to 150-200% and please take a screenshot i want to see how the subtitles looks on your side. Thanks!
Those are very specific requirements
May be, post an HAF (https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/hire-a-freelancer.76/ ) thread so that you can work with a good freelancer?
kingvestor
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it seems they use mobile video editor as it seems most of their video are vertical, it is more efficient to use a mobile video editor like Lumafusion
Hm, never thought about it. But it's easy to make a video vertical. It's hard to add subtitles with a phone I tried before.
mohan jalla
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That's interesting, i don't think a phone made those subtitles. It looks like premiere pro to me.
emudavid23
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Sony Vega can also do those videos.
Yeah that's what I think as well. I know how to do them videos but the subtitles looks pixelated just low quality compared to those page's videos.
uncutu
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Any video software can do that
don't think "i need to use exactly what he uses for me to be successful"
if you are about to do forensics on the subtitles in attempt to ID the software boy you have bigger problems
personally i would not bother with the heavy hitter tools like Premiere. it's overkill for this kind of job. plus you're likely going to pirate it which comes with big security risks. i've used open source video editors and they actually do a good job and can easily achieve the outcome you are after if it is miminic those kinds of videos with their cuts & subtitles. https://alternativeto.net/software/adobe-premiere-pro/
don't think "i need to use exactly what he uses for me to be successful"
if you are about to do forensics on the subtitles in attempt to ID the software boy you have bigger problems
personally i would not bother with the heavy hitter tools like Premiere. it's overkill for this kind of job. plus you're likely going to pirate it which comes with big security risks. i've used open source video editors and they actually do a good job and can easily achieve the outcome you are after if it is miminic those kinds of videos with their cuts & subtitles. https://alternativeto.net/software/adobe-premiere-pro/
All I wanted to do is just to know a good video editing software to write and burn in subtitles. And I just liked that page on Tiktok that's why I gave it as an example. Definitely don't want to start a page like this. I tried 2-3 free video editing software but the result is the same. Just the subtitles don't look 100% HD. My video card is very poor maybe that's the reason? What do you think? Also I tried the software in your link but I can't change the fonts etc. And I really like it btw very good software.
uncutu
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look into instagram camera. it has a feature that does subtitles built-in.
every video editor has a way to change the font. guaranteed u didnt look hard enough. google "change text font <software>". reason it doesn't look HD may be your video format is not HD. again, this is something you can troubleshoot with google and find a resolution for. afaik low end hardware just means your render time will be very long.
The subtitles doesn't look HD not after the video is rendered but in the preview. I'm doing the subtitles in Subtitle Edit then save the file and import it in the others software.
Yep but the subtitles don't look clear in high definition and I'm trying to find out why is that.
uncutu
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it's operator error aka your inexperience
watch bunch of youtube tutorials and read blog posts
youll eventually figure it out
could be something just wrong with your screen resolution. could be you are using incorrect settings on export. could be hardware limitations like you said. could be 100 things. thats the beauty of troubleshooting. lots of homework ahead of u.
shortcut to your solution may be...download some premium template for w/e software you are using that has HD subtitles on it. then reverse engineer it (to see how it differs from how you were doing it wrong).
watch bunch of youtube tutorials and read blog posts
youll eventually figure it out
could be something just wrong with your screen resolution. could be you are using incorrect settings on export. could be hardware limitations like you said. could be 100 things. thats the beauty of troubleshooting. lots of homework ahead of u.
shortcut to your solution may be...download some premium template for w/e software you are using that has HD subtitles on it. then reverse engineer it (to see how it differs from how you were doing it wrong).