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Sony Vegas pro 8 render quality.
ok so iv been working on my video and my rendering quality is extremely bad. iv seen tutorials on youtube and they tell me to render WMV. and when i do it comes out realllly bad. so i rendered my video avi. and it still came out bad. i tried mov and it was perfect but the file size was 23.1GB…. way over the limit for youtube.
any way here is a picture of sony vegas screen and the rendering quality i get saving it avi format.
need help please.
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well, what are you putting INTO vegas? That looks like fraps footage, right?
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It looks like originale is 4:3, and render is 1280×720 “strech to fit..”
odd magne nilsen
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well, then no wonder the render looks worse: sounds like you’re stretching SD to HD – there is no way to avoid a drop in quality.
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original footage was saved avi form. and looks better then final render.
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do you know how to keep it SD then? so it can maintain the same quality.
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> do you know how to keep it SD then? so it can maintain the same quality.
In general, if you are working in an odd format like FRAPS video, you should set your project to match your source footage using the Match Media Settings button in the Project Properties. Do all of your editing and then output to a format that is equal to or less than your original footage in resolution.
~jr
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You may also unhook “Strech video to fill output frame size” when rendering.
If you want to upload to Youtube, then use Mainconcept .mp4 1280×720 CBR 10Mbps.
You will have black bars, but also HD quality on Youtube.To watch on a PC monitor, mp4 1280×720 & hook up “allow source to adjust frame size”
CBR 10MbpsWatch on VCL mediaplayer.
odd magne nilsen
newbie
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i import hd video(720p)and,although i choose “match media settings”,the rendered video looks good but the frames are fewer than the original and u can tell the difference…is this normal?how can i make it have the exact quality as the original?
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