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Sony Vegas Pro render settings?
I’ve read that the best way to render/publish a project is to render it using Uncompressed Avi and then compressing it to mp4 using a different program. Why is that? Are the included render format in Vegas bad to use?
I always render my work using mpeg1,mpeg2 or WMV. But I only do short projects, like 1-2 minutes long.
I only do video editing as a hobby and nothing professional.What is a good converter? And why do they always recommend converting to mp4?
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I’ve read that the best way to render/publish a project is to render it using Uncompressed Avi and then compressing it to mp4 using a different program.
Where on earth did you get that information? That is incorrect.
You simply render to the Sony AVC or Mainconcept AVC format.
Or MPEG 2 for DVD’s.Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Editor & Compositor.
Filmex Creative Media.
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[Johnedel Macalino] “I always render my work using mpeg1,mpeg2 or WMV. But I only do short projects, like 1-2 minutes long. I only do video editing as a hobby and nothing professional.”
MPEG-1 is a dead format. It was used long ago for low quality video. I wouldn’t use it anymore.
MPEG-2 is required for DVD’s. If you’re making DVD’s MPEG-2 is what you want to render to.
WMV is a proprietary windows only format. You can get good quality but newer MPEG4 codecs are better.
MP4 is MPEG4 which the latest high quality, high compression, low file size format which is why everyone is telling you to use it. It works equally well on Windows and Mac so it’s “one codec to rule them all”. 😉
~jr
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Thanks for filling in the rest John….
Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Editor & Compositor.
Filmex Creative Media.
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Thanks
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