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What would be the best settings for my video?
I Used a Canon T3i to film @1920×1080 30 FPS.My Computer has an athlon dual core(II X2 245e @2.9 Ghz) 4 GB Ram(3.75 usable) 64 Bit.Ive been working on a music video with quite a bit of clips,color correction and crossfade transitions.
https://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc165/alexvallin/Screen.jpg
Lately I haven’t had luck rendering a crystal clear video with Vegas.I’m currently working on a music video and some clips came out a bit choppy,kinda like how when you record using a mini DV tape and you see those choppy lines on a clip.Sometimes my computer wont render(says my computer is low on memory,but my RAM goes to 70% Max,Processor goes to 100%).I’ve been rendering WMV(like I always do).
My settings for video are6mps 720p 30fps template
Mode:CBR
Format:WMV 9
Size:1280×720(Yes I downsize it)
Pixel:1.000
Frame Rate:NTSC
Seconds per Keyframe:5
Overide default compression buffer:3
Video smoothness:100%Audio:I left that alone
Project settings:best
Does anyone have an suggestions?or an exact copy of a pretty good render settings? Sony vegas is all that I have and im not too advanced on render settings( i always pick wmv and works fine,till today…)
Here is one video I have made with basic wmv settings(1080p)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egCzIFjwyN8
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[Alex Vallin] “I Used a Canon T3i to film @1920×1080 30 FPS.My Computer has an athlon dual core(II X2 245e @2.9 Ghz) 4 GB Ram(3.75 usable) 64 Bit.Ive been working on a music video with quite a bit of clips,color correction and crossfade transitions.”
Some of the choppiness may just be your computer’s inability to process your camera’s files. I can barely work with 720p MOV files on my old Athlon X2 and 1080p is just way too choppy to work with so a more powerful Quad Core computer would help.
Also upgrading to Vegas Pro 11 would help as I see from your screen shot that you’re using Vegas Pro 9.0 which didn’t handle DSLR files as well as 10 and 11 do. I realize you probably can’t do that right now, but it’s something to think about in the future. You can’t expect software that is 3 versions old to work with the latest Canon T3i that wasn’t even invented when that software was released.
[Alex Vallin] “I’ve been rendering WMV(like I always do).”
I’ve read a lot of editors having problems with Vegas and WMV files. WMV is quite outdated and Vegas often has memory issues when rendering to it. I would render to Sony AVC using the Internet 16:9 HD 30p template and see if you get better results.
~jr
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