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Sony Vegas Pixel Blurs
This is my problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFdkaRKu07M
if you put it on 720p you can see it when the camera moves some really bad pixel blurs. the resample is disabled..and the render turn out the same, i recorded the game in 30fps the setting are on 30fps and so is the render
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Sorry I don’t see any pixel blurs. You’re going to need to be more specific about what you are seeing and where.
~jr
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well they are not quite pixel blurs.. its more like motion blur.. when i move the camera to left or right. its kinda screws up the graphic,
here is a different example.. watch it in HD and see it your self when i move from left to right it kinda blurs out the graphic
even people in the comments are saying it looks horrible
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzXMBows_nE
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[svatek Lamez] “well they are not quite pixel blurs.. its more like motion blur.. when i move the camera to left or right. its kinda screws up the graphic,”
I guess it’s hard for me to see without knowing what the original footage looked like. The pans do look jumpy. It could be that the bit-rate that you are encoding at is too slow to capture the fast motion. Try increasing your bit-rate and see if that helps. Also using a variable bit-rate will dedicate more bits to the frames that need them.
[svatek Lamez] “even people in the comments are saying it looks horrible”
Yea, but they are complaining about the stretched screen resolution. That’s something else entirely.
~jr
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these are my render Settings
https://gyazo.com/24cbb70698825d67a1b597bfa071f41b.png
and these are my properties settings..
https://gyazo.com/22b2f82b4aadc268c72e896a640adfee.png
And here is original render and on youtube
Original
https://gyazo.com/1d16480cd71105f097ede1b3878d4cca
After Render
https://gyazo.com/46837a3445594c7b1685527b10a4fca9
On youtube
https://gyazo.com/b9b138358ae8d491674b4996e5c400a0
the youtube one kinda compresses the graphic
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Your problem is that you are capturing at an aspect ratio of 4:3 and then resizing and rendering to an aspect of 16:9. That’s why your video looks squashed. You need to either capture at 16:9 or render at 4:3 for it to look correct.
~jr
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My Capture is 1280 by 1024
and i tried to render orginal with out and adjustments and this is what i got out of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TezTW3AVvog
and this one is render as 1280 by 720
but settings are on 1280 1024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdfNguA6pi4&feature=youtu.be
could you please suggest me what settings to use
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[svatek Lamez] “and i tried to render orginal with out and adjustments and this is what i got out of it”
I think that looks a lot clearer than the swashed 1280 by 720 version.
~jr
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yea but the quality is poor.. could you help me get the right settings i am getting really tired of this thing.. i don’t know what else to do could you suggest me anything settings??
my screen resolution is 1280×1024 and i record at 1280×2024
please help me
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[svatek Lamez] “yea but the quality is poor.. could you help me get the right settings i am getting really tired of this thing.. i don’t know what else to do could you suggest me anything settings??”
Try the MainConcept AVC encoder instead of Sony’s. Use the Internet HD 1080p template and press the Customize Template… button and check the Two-Pass option under VBR. This should give you really good results.
~jr
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hmm i see the difference wow
i am very happy now thank you so much for helping me
here is a video, but unchecked the maintain aspect ratio
still came out good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YttbZQJaaDA&feature=youtu.be
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