Marco Baer
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At least two ways which work in the basic version of VMS were explained to you -> here.
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Do you mean black and white in the meaning of black = RGB 0/0/0 and white = RGB 255/255/255? Or grey tones?
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This usually depends on the preset you start from. Try modifying one of the given internet presets as a start point. I used MainConcept AVC with bitrates up to 100 Mbit/s. Though meanwhile I use Vegas2HandBrake instead (see my last post).
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That said, doing the H.264 render via HandBrake would allow you to use much lower bit rates at much better quality as either Sony AVC or MainConcept AVC would do.
If you don’t yet use a Magix branded version of Vegas Pro and not yet the latest version of HandBrake you could try to use my https://www.vegasvideo.de/vegas-2-handbrake-en“>Vegas2HandBrake workflow which allows to send the Vegas timeline to HandBrake with only one mouse-klick.
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Also selecting MainConcept AVC (instead of Sony AVC) would let you use much higher bit rates.
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Looks like you set the Loop-Region this way and also selected to render Loop-Region only in the render settings.
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How about Magic Bullet Looks?
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Maybe SeMW Graide Color Match is another helpful tool here.
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For both MainConcept AVC and Sony AVC, starting from an internet preset should offer MP4 file type AVC render.
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Still there, still the most left icon on the upper bar on top of the “Project Media” window.