Problem rendering still images

I have Core i7 with GTX690. Cuda works fine... everything works fine. It renders videos very fine but when there comes a still image...Rendering stops Applications stops, my mouse pointer starts moving slow.
Then i started opening those images in photoshop and saved them again as a new jpeg images. it solved the problem for some images... but not for all.
Please somebody help.
Hassan

What are the dimensions of your sequence and the stills.
Stills need to be RGB.

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What happens is that I'm importing still images (JPEG) to my video, and when rendered they're final quality appears to be so low. I mean, you can see the pixels very large, square-like, you know... as if I had a small image and had it stretched out a lot, but that was not the case at all.
I never had this problem before, and I can't recall anything different on my part in this new video.
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Hi everybody,
It is a bit late to join this discussion but for vacation reasons I didn't follow the PE-Forum for a while.
I think I have a comparable problem like fmrees: Since a couple of days the resolution of the Preview in PE8 is rather poor. Unfortunately I can't say exactly when it startet. Maybe it begun after I rendered the project.
After having read this issue I deleted the rendered files, looked at the preview: still the same. Re-rendering didn't improve the result.
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I am producing a film and am exporting it using the H264 setting, square pixels, CBR. Video quality is wonderful --- but I am having an issue with a still image. Essentially, I am importing an image of a film logo at the beginning of my film. The image is vector, dropped into photoshop from illustrator, saved as either an EPS or jpg, then I import that into the timeline. Once exported, video looks crisp and beautiful, but the logo at the beggining has slightly jagged edges and is NOT crystal sharp super clear as it should be or as it was saved as.
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Hello,
thank you for replying, but I probably didn't describe the problem properly ...
You suggest dragging a clip from the event into the project and then creating a Still Frame from it.
I cannot do this because iMovie will not import these clips *at all* - i.e., they are not physically present on the Mac although they show up on screen during import.
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"clip-2009-07-02 01;55;37.dv" 34 MB
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I was having problems with installing Flash Player 9 on Mac OS X...which I think I fixed by enabling Quicktime MIME plug-ins. I've tried to enable the still image plug-in several times, but notice that it doesn't stay "enabled" and I see the Quicktime "Q" icon where there should be a still image on certain Web sites.
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The images shown in the links below illustrate the problem:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/terencewong/71481156/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/terencewong/73360989/
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HARDWARE SPECIFICATION:
I bought the Mac Mini in the last Februray.
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Revision ID: 0x0001
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