DaVinci Resolve 17 FUSION - Credit Roll (Lesson 6) Flicker Free 

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To adjust the length of the credit roll all you have to do is to extend the clip's length in the edit page.

Thank you. It must be an error of some sort. You could try either 2 or 3 pixels per frame to avoid flicker.

@@ColorGradeDigital , if you specify your Y to 6 significant digits it should get rid of the flicker. So 1400.000000 instead of 1400.0, and 1397.000000 instead of 1397.0. Also if you choose more than 3 pixels per frame, the scroll will be faster.

@@ColorGradeDigital I saw a tutorial from Paul Saccone "Credit Roll Tutorial" that showed the same but was a little too fast for me. Your video was easier to follow. He does explain details about the pixel amount, and he did say the same as Rick Gates does about the 0 behind the dot.

It has to be either 2 or 3 pixels. However, if you'd like for your credit roll to be faster you could always change and play with the duration of the clip. As for where the credit roll ends that can be done by adjusting your Center X and Y keyframes.

It could either be 2 or 3 pixels because the only real way to achieve flicker-free rolling credits is to create a roll that moves either by 2 or 3 pixels per frame. It's crucial that the roll doesn't move at a sub-pixel rate. It should use integer values or whole numbers. This is true for every software you use. When you're creating rolling credits to avoid flicker, you can't arbitrarily set keyframes because that might result in fractional position values and create flicker in your credit roll. Hope that answers your question.