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Poor render results: too contrasty and over-saturated!?
I’m trying to render some video for upload to YouTube and/or Vimeo. I’ve been using Vegas 8 Pro and thought the poor results were just because the program wasn’t optimized. However, I’m trying out the trial of Vegas Pro 10, and am getting the same results! I’ve tried with various settings but the MainConcept AVC rendering does that weird blur thing where very few seconds the compression goes poor, causing it to appear to blur slightly. The Sony AVC encoder doesn’t have that problem, but tends to be very contrasty and oversaturate colors. Most of this is fine if its real-world video. A little extra color and contrast doesn’t hurt much, but I’m trying to edit some screen capture stuff in with live video, and it just looks way too contrasty and over-saturated.
Windows Media seems to have the best results (surprisingly), but still shows the over-saturation and contrast. Am I doing something wrong? Please help.
Rendering video out at 720p, usually with the bitrate at its highest (YouTube’s going to recompress it anyway, right?). Thanks.
–Tevya
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I capture all of my tutorials with Camtasia 7 and edit and render them in Vegas Pro 10 using the Sony AVC encoder with the Internet HD 16:9 720-30p template and mine look fine.
Here is an example:
BCC7 Motion Tracking in Vegas Pro 10
Do these look contrasty and over-saturated to you?~jr
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Thanks John! After finding this other thread: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/24/923021 then reviewing the one at Sony, I found that same setting and get very nice results from it. Thanks again!
–Tevya
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