Low res playback of eps file

I've imported an eps file (company logo) and changed the scale with keyframes so that it grows over 5 seconds. The rendered effect displays at a very low resolution, even though the static file appears super crisp in the timeline. Is there a setting I'm missing? Thanks.
Whit

Hi,
Also, make sure your playback resolution is set to Full. See here
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