sony vegas correcting the graphics look :/

[Norman Black]

[Omar Dorgham] “THE Question here: is there is anyways i can disable the auto graphics correcting in vegas pro ?”

You are going to need to be specific as to what is wrong/unexpected.

I know of no auto graphics correcting feature. Vegas as a rule does not auto correct/adjust anything at all.

[Omar Dorgham]

alright sir !, thanks for the quick response, to be more specific here is a picture: https://www6.0zz0.com/2014/05/17/02/905754302.jpg

(the picture on the right is on GOM Player, and the one on the left is on vegas pro as you can see it’s totally terrible than it looks in the normal video player, is there is any option or w/e i can edit to fix this ??

[Mike Kujbida]

Do your project properties and render settings match?

[Norman Black]

I don’t know what GOM player is.

Is the one on the right the original source video or something rendered elsewhere.

As for the one on the left (the Vegas one)…
what are the source video specs?
what are your project settings?
what were your render settings?

[Omar Dorgham]

ok GOM player is a normal video player,and the one on the right is the original source fresh from the recording software nothing happened to it,

Vegas one:

i couldn’t understand exactly the things you requested but i will gave you this pictures and i hope it helps…

Video properties: https://i.imgur.com/DjpKJqR.png

Project properties (the one on the top left): https://i.imgur.com/huItoEj.png

Render settings: https://i.imgur.com/sEtnvhD.png

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[John Rofrano]

Your problem is that your project and your source do not match so something is going to look strange either way. Your project is 1280×720 and your source is 1280×768 so Vegas is cropping off 48 vertical pixels to get from 768 down to 720. This is why it appears to be zoomed in. If you don’t want any cropping, you need to capture at 1280×720 or 1920×1080 since that’s what you are actually trying to deliver.

~jr

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[Norman Black]

You are probably better off rendering to 1280×720 than 1920×1080 since your source size of 1280×768 is nearly identical. As John said there will be a crop, but there is nothing you can do to get around that due to the mismatch.

Anyway you are probably better off rendering to a little bit higher bitrate if you stick with 1080. The Youtube encoder is a bit better than the ones in Vegas.

Also since your source frame rate is exactly 120, I would render to exactly 30fps, not 29.97.

In the project properties, the field order is blank. Make sure it is progressive. I don’t know what a blank entry means to Vegas.

Not sure why you have 32-bit pixel properties set, but it should not harm anything. It will affect performance. It does not give you anything with 8-bit source video.

In your encoded video, not a Youtube result, is everything bad or only blocky in high motion scenes?

[John Rofrano]

[Norman Black] “Not sure why you have 32-bit pixel properties set, but it should not harm anything. It will affect performance. It does not give you anything with 8-bit source video.”

Yea, I didn’t want to say anything but I’m guessing that you fell into the trap of turning everything up to 11 because obviously the maximum setting must be the best? Well… it’s not! Do as Norman suggests and change as little from the defaults as possible regardless of what someone told you to do on a YouTube video.

One last thing. Your source is DivX and Vegas “hates” DivX so don’t be surprised if your project doesn’t render correctly when your finished. You may get lucky but sometimes it doesn’t turn out like you expected.

~jr

http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com

[Norman Black]

[John Rofrano] “One last thing. Your source is DivX and Vegas “hates” DivX”

If his preview window looks fine, then if he gets good encode settings he should be okay. Yes/No?

I have not heard him complain that the Vegas preview window looks bad.

[Omar Dorgham]

well, yes sir the preview window does look bad before being rendered, i mean when i import the video in vegas pro 12 it just do this not only on rendering but at the preview window as-well, and the video looks ugly not on the all video, i think it looks like that only on the scenes that have alot of colors or effects, and john sir yea i know that Divx doesn’t work well on vegas pro, i learned form that mistake and i stopped using it in my videos, but like i said it was too late :/, also now all the settings at 1280×768 and nothing has changed, any one suggest a fix ?