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  • VEGAS PRO16 5,7K 5760×2880 360 rendering settings

    Posted by Svend Nielsen on November 23, 2018 at 12:24 pm

    Hi Guys
    We purchased Vegas Pro16 Update to day on Black Friday to an affordable price
    Mostly because the Pro now can edit and render 360 Video

    360 Video are 2:1 size type: 4K 3840×1920 it can be set as custom Size in H264 AVC and H265 HEVC
    but are there any tips or way around for 5,7K 5760×2880 rendering settings

    in CyberLink PowerDirector16 and 17 (64-bit) you can override the Profile.ini

    C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\CyberLink\PowerDirector\16.0\UserConfigure

    C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\CyberLink\PowerDirector\17.0\UserConfigure

    and here after you can easily Render 5,7 K video

    Wonder if you can do something like this,

    Regards Svendus

    George Dean replied 7 years, 3 months ago 3 Members · 4 Replies
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  • Aaron Star

    November 24, 2018 at 7:45 pm

    I might have missed something in a recent update, but I believe Vegas’s render engine is limited to 4096×4096. That means material larger that 4096, say 5K footage, will be scaled down to the rendered resolution that fits inside 4096.

  • Svend Nielsen

    November 25, 2018 at 4:59 pm

    Yes Aaron that are also what we leaned.

    But to day several 360 cameras can actually shoot 5K Video and higher
    type GarminVIRB 360 8(5,7K), Gopro Fusion (5,2K), Insta 360ONE X (5,7K) and Yi 360 (5,7K)

    So we thought the Pro application being “Pro” had high resolution support
    we have used Movie Studio Platinum for many Years and thought that he the time for upgrade was Now! ????
    the MAGIX Video Pro X by Magix has high resolution support (Prorex.mov) not mp4
    but the application are sadly a bit award to use.

    Note: The downside with 360 Video are that You actually onely see 1/4 of the resolution on the screen

    means that a 8K Video can be seen full screen on a 2K monitor 2560 x 1600

    Regards Svendus

  • Svend Nielsen

    February 10, 2019 at 12:33 pm

    We made a Small Screen cast on how to Create a new 5.7K HEVC 37Mbps profile in CyberLink PowerDirector17 (64-bit)
    it would be nice if it was possible to do the same in VEGAS Pro 16.0
    https://svendus.se/blog/?page_id=2506#.XGAW_bh7k08

    Regards Svendus

  • George Dean

    February 10, 2019 at 3:59 pm

    Hi Svendus,

    No doubt higher than 4K resolution will be coming to Vegas Pro, but it is also a matter of when. Maybe Vegas Pro 17 maybe not until 18.

    If you haven’t already posted here: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/vegas-pro-forum/ you may want to login and voice your request. There are several threads there about getting more than 4K or you could start you own. As you know, the more the wheel squeaks the sooner it will get greased!

    The resolution for greater than 4K isn’t a huge problem. Definition is. Hanging a large photograph on the wall is a matter of having enough pixels and large paper, but without the color definition it becomes just a poster. Getting the color requires depth and that is a huge problem especially when combined with putting that photograph in motion.

    If we do a search on Preview Speed problems, we see their are a huge amount of users of NLE’s that cannot get their high resolution video to Preview at normal speeds, 30p and 60p. So having large resolution acquisitions causes an issue with editing in realtime. If we had a few hundred thousands to throw at as does Hollywood, it would be somewhat more simple. But to get 6-8K to run on a high end pro-sumer computer after adding color correction, FX’s, LUTs, speed changes, stabilization isn’t an easy combination of CPU. GPU, memory, storage and architecture.

    But, it appears the market and inventive driven industry is headed there and will reach high standards, sooner or later!

    Best Regards……George

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