I'm using Sony Vegas Platinum 9.0 and today I tried to record something on FGunZ with Fraps. I tried to make the record HD with Sony Vegas but it actually turned in to so fcked up quality. Anyone knows any tips? :(
Thanks in advance.
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I'm using Sony Vegas Platinum 9.0 and today I tried to record something on FGunZ with Fraps. I tried to make the record HD with Sony Vegas but it actually turned in to so fcked up quality. Anyone knows any tips? :(
Thanks in advance.
Look on YouTube for good render settings.
I've watched some videos like 1080p HD settings but it is not working. I uploaded the vid on youtube it had from 360 to 1080p but the quality was like 240p..
I always try to help players but now I see how many gives a f*cking sh1t about me.
Export it to a ".mov" extension, also knows as quicktime.
Keep all the settings high and you shouldn't lose any quality. You'll now get a very large file depending on the duration. Now get quicktimepro (simply fill in a key, google / youtube it.) and go to file --> export in quicktime.
Now go settings and set it to "h264". Then I always put the quality to 92.
My files turn from 6g to 15mb :)
Thanks a lot mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by slugheady
Don't. Bad... VERY bad. I'll get you a basic guide to this stuff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGVqc7xS6gg&feature=plcp
If you have any problems message me. I'm a wizard with this stuff xP
Whats wrong with .mov to h264?
Still not maximizing Quality & Size.Quote:
Originally Posted by slugheady
Besides from the black border and the low quality screenshots I used, what is wrong with this quality: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdjZIlTIMkQ ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Razer
How do you possibly test quality with screenshots vs gameplay?Quote:
Originally Posted by slugheady
Well, you can look at the text / logo's and squares, imo their good quality.Quote:
Originally Posted by Razer
Ofcourse the recording story is different, but I'm wondering if there is a better option then the one I'm using. I sometimes have problems with interlacing, is there an easy method besides h264 with better quality then that?
Yeah there's a lot. But you could render it with any options you want in 1920x1080, and use the text.. Doesn't make any noticeable change.Quote:
Originally Posted by slugheady
Okay so I found some old vids.Quote:
Originally Posted by Razer
What about these:
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxste...7&feature=plcp
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rU6Bc...6&feature=plcp <-- my first video don't hate D: or one of my first, and I was young so just graphics D: owh only 720p.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_zNf...1&feature=plcp
Nothing is wrong with 720... Majority of the people don't even have a computer with graphics that can process 1080...Quote:
Originally Posted by slugheady
Also go get sony vegas pro 11. Much better.
Ikr though I prefer 1080 x]Quote:
Originally Posted by Ariston
I'm just wondering if there is an advanced easy method better then h264 which has no interlacing issues, perhaps you or razer know any.
Ripbot. You get quality like this...Quote:
Originally Posted by slugheady
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqvN3-vwaPA&list=PL9271FC30687BFDB3&index=1&feature=plpp_video
I'm talking about the export phase not the record phase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Razer
That's it....Quote:
Originally Posted by slugheady
Recording is getting RAW footage, with maximized graphics INGAME. Then you try and KEEP those graphics and quality the WHOLE way through the post process.
If this was rendered as uncompressed RAW footage... It'd be like a 20 GB file... But instead using the best codecs and render settings you get a compressed project with maximized quality and size.
Efficiency.
Do you understand the word "interlacing"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Razer
Yes, but you're comparing RAW footage, to Rendered footage.Quote:
Originally Posted by slugheady
No its not related to this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Razer
My raw footage is fine, it has no interlacing problems.
But sometimes when I export the editted RAW footage for my work, I get some horizontal interlaces and I do not know how to change that. I tried premiere but that just makes it worse lol...
Heighten your Bitrate in Properties.Quote:
Originally Posted by slugheady