David Hammer
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Alright, well maybe it has something to do with the resolution and the smaller screen you use. I use a 24 inch screen and it looks very pixely and blurry during the scenes with the waves especially. I watched it on my smartphone with a fullhd screen in hd and then it looked crisp however other peoples videos on youtube look crisp at 1080p fullscreen or 360p small window on my 24 inch screen so there is some bad quality over my videos anyway which I want to fix.
Thanks a lot for taking a look and I hope someone else might be able to help.
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Bump, please help me or direct me to a forum where I am more likely to get help on this matter. Thank you! 🙂
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Btw I reuploaded the video with higher bitrate which didn’t help much. I can’t seem to edit the post so here is the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJZY3pSYDAA&feature=c4-overview&list=UUOam5ZR2yFKdlhUzmzvzwTQ
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I see what you are saying but some of the wors parts I think are the waves in the beginning of the video where the camera is pretty much still, they look terrible. And the forest in fall video I made with pictures, thoose pictures are also more or less oversaturated but I did that with the pictures before importing them to vegas and they looked very crisp yet in the video they look somewhat grainy compared to other videos playing in the same size and resolution.
I don’t understand what is wrong, is vegas movie studio not capable of producing better quality do I need vegas pro or another software for that?
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Okey, did you notice that only the last two videos where mine, the others where examples of other peoples videos which I think have much better quality.