Sony Vegas Video (AVI) 1080p 29,97 FPS render quality best but outcome poor

[John Rofrano]

You didn’t tell us about your source footage (other than you used Action! which means nothing to me) but you seem to have several settings wrong.

I’m going to assume that your source is progressive footage captured from your PC screen during game play. Given that assumption:

• Your project is set up as interlaced which is wrong for progressive source.
• Your project doesn’t specify a deinterlace method which is wrong for an interlaced project.
• Your pixel format is set to 32-bit which should only be used for 10-bit source which I doubt highly your game footage is (this is why your colors are shifting).
• Your render settings are not taking advantage of available bandwidth because it’s set to constant bit rate.

I would:

• Set your project up as progressive.
• Use 8-bit pixel format
• Render to VBR using Two pass with 24Mbps max, 16Mbps average bitrate

See if that improves things.

Also, your subject talks about AVI files but you are rendering to MP4. So I don’t understand that. Is your source AVI?

~jr

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[Zddd Xdddd]

Hello I was recording with Action! a twitch stream highlight(because I was streaming and my moderators highlighted best moments) so I can edit it and post it on youtube but thank you for advice, it helped to enhance the quality, But with the 8 bit format my colours get glitchy through out the preview also after render, but with 32 it doesn’t glitch that much.

[John Rofrano]

[Martyn Cerny] “But with the 8 bit format my colours get glitchy through out the preview also after render, but with 32 it doesn’t glitch that much.”

Use whatever works for you but 32-bit color will change the look and you were complaining that the look was changing, that’s all.

~jr

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