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Best Video Codec for a low-end PC?
Hello guys,
so I have Adobe AE on a pretty low-end PC. It lags when playing thru previews, slow response time, etc.
I created a 30-second clip on that PC, and would like to render it at high-ish quality. (I need a lot of details, so 80%+ would be preferrable).
I see that my choice of codecs are pretty limited, and there are only 9 I can choose from. (Unlike some people’s 30+ choices!)
I have: DV (24p advanced), DV NTSC, DV PAL, Intel IYUV codec, Intel IYUC codec (again?), proDAD Codec, Uncompressed UYVY 422 8bit, V210 10-bit YUV, and none.
Which codec should I use for a “not EXTREMELY long” render time with decent/good quality?
I don’t really mind if I have to wait minutes to render a 30-second project, although if it takes, like, 20 hours to render a 10 minute project, that would obviously be a problem. X)
I read some other posts about this similar topic, but they talk about things like “Interframe Compression” and “Intraframe Compression” and I have no idea what that means, or how to figure out which one has best “compression” things.
Which codec should I use? Thank you!EDIT: oh wow, I experimented with AVI with no video codec. It took around 10 minutes to render. The quality is great. And the total file size for that 30-second video: 5.21 GB. Unacceptable. The PC has problems even OPENING the video file. This obviously won’t work. What can I do?