John Norton
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Brian, in this thread “VegasDerek” describes the best method. https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/tools-multicamera-synchronise-audio-to-align-events-awful–121299/#ca758951
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One other thing Brian, vp17 has a built in syncing feature, apparently it works best if you select only a smaller selection, not necessarily all media at once. From my memory of users on the Magix vp forum, uninstalling and re installing Pluraleyes can remedy the situation.
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Hi Brian, I’m afraid that’s all I can think of, save to completely uninstall vp and or Pluraleyes maybe both. Then try again.
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Hi Brian, its ProgramData.
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Sorry for taking so long to get back, yes thats probably a good setting, but it all depends on what its destined for, private use, on say PC , head more towards the source data rate, for other uses just reduce, do an eyeball test in say any low light, high movement sections and make sure its ok.
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Hi Jono, I’m sure the mp4 format is fine, all things being equal the higher the data rate then the higher the output quality. If your source is ~ 100 Mbps and you choose to render at about 1/4 of that data rate then your giving up quite a bit. It depends on what you’re use case is.
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Hi Freddy, why not download a trial version of VP17 and see if the new card works better, there are very good purchase upgrade offers at the moment on vp17.
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Hi Norman, “I then go to do a render with one of the Magix AVC NVidia presets…and renders are disappointingly slow.”
But slow compared to what?
If you do a CPU only, non nvenc render is it say ~ 3 times slower? If so then nvenc HW encoding is working ok.
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https://www.lighterra.com/papers/videoencodingh264/
Although discussing x264 mainly, the above link does cover b frames, ref frames and much more.
I’m no expert but as I understand it low latency is more used/required for streaming.
The defaults in Magix are probably ok. Vbr HQ is what I choose in Nvenc.
2 ref frames and maybe 3/4 b frames in x264, it all depends of course on so many things, sometimes conflicting, do you want high quality, low file size etc, choosing one can conflict with another. Google it.
Steve was pointing to that usage of x264 within Magix because if you install it then you get to play with so many many different settings.
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