Prevent scrolling text judder in Final Cut Pro, Premiere, and Resolve. Calculate your exact integer-locked pixels-per-frame (PPF) speed to guarantee buttery-smooth playback.
Locked Motion
Final Duration
Why did my duration change? To prevent the aliasing and jitter caused by sub-pixel rendering (calculating motion at 0.000 px/frame), we forcefully lock the scroll to exact whole pixels on the grid.
Motion typography on cinema screens fails when NLEs (like Premiere or Final Cut Pro) attempt to move high-contrast text by fractions of a pixel across frames. By defining your scroll speed via a rigid integer-based Pixels Per Frame (PPF) multiplier, the text redraws perfectly on the pixel grid every single frame. This completely eliminates the stroboscopic "hiccup" effect without relying on heavy temporal motion blurs.