Jose Fernandez
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I had my hopes up John. But to no avail, I ran a couple of videos through the Mp4 Faststart and non exhibited any signs of improving their ability to seek through. I have a youtube channel where I upload all my videos. Once they are up there I’m sure youtube runs them through some sort of cruncher as they do change in both quality and brightness/contrast settings, seeking through them works just fine. However I guess thats just the nature of online video streaming (in that it works flawlessly through youtube). Any other ideas?
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Your absolutely right. Honestly the first time I read your post saying that it didn’t quite click in my head until you mentioned it again. Btw since you seem quite knowledgeable on video editing and Vegas do you think you could take a look at a problem Ive been having regarding playback here -> https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/24/926830
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Bleh.. It does convert frame rates lol. It records at 59.940 according to Sony Vegas. However what I said about the ghosting related sampling is still accurate.
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Right, however I’m not referring to using Vegas as a media player.. I’m using media players as players (generally core player and VLC), and only files I create with Vegas have a tremendous pause or a complete stop when I skip or seek through it. Other MP4s I download through the net which must have a similar type of compression to achieve excellent quality in a low amount of size don’t have any lag what so ever. Which leads me to believe that Vegas is doing something extra to my files. I’d love to get more input on this. 🙂
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I’m not an expert by any means, but I always disable resampling because it does remove ghosting. And in my case has nothing to do with any sort of frame rate conversions. I record game footage off of my TV from my console. And when I run that with resampling the outcome is a very muddy blurry video because there is literally so much moving on screen that its just a mess. Disabling resampling drops frames or w/e but it doesnt introduce new ones which is good when the video is full of jerky movements, and constant stuff going on in the screen.
Resampling in my mind would be good for someone who wanted a steadier video shot from a handheld camera to reduce camera shake/jerkiness or something. But I’m no expert on this, just my 2 cents.