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It is OK to render p video into p, but it won't make it look any sharper or better. When i render videos why is it always 2 gigabytes?
The length of the video doesnt matter. No one else has ever reported that as a problem before. If your videos have empty black video that goes on after the video has finished, that would indicate that you has "Render Loop Region Only" turned on by mistake.
That would make a video last longer. Setting is at bottom of render as window - make sure to turn off. If you want more help, you need to report back everything about your projects and what format settings you are rendering to. I got this problem too! My videos always turn out to be over 1 gb.. Even when it's just like 4 minutes of film with p gear.. How to fix this indeed? If i render in avi widescreen its very bad quality and mb. If i render as p avi its 25gb for just 4 minutes of movie.
Its insane?! What is the subject matter in your videos? Is it gameplay? Does it contain fast moving action? If the answer is yes, that is why the file size is large. There is only one way to reduce file size - reduce your Bit Rates. It contains fast moving holiday footage, a lot of pieces all together. And yes the bitrate is extremely high. How to fix this and how to render in good and small quality. That will give you a more reasonable file size. These settings are already optimized for video you intend to upload to places like YouTube.
Changing the Bit Rate to crazy high levels is exactly what is causing the problem. There is only one alternative to using Vegas Pro for rendering, and that is to use Handbrake to render your videos. I will be uploading a detailed tutorial about this soon. There is a lot of information on the Internet about this already, but unfortunately one of the web pages not on my site no longer exists.
I wrote down the instructions from this website and will create a tutorial on Movie Studio Zen. It will be at least a week before I finish this tutorial, because it is very in-depth and is taking a long time. What video property should i set and what render type shoud i use Please tel me sit as far as possible, tomorrow is my presentation.
Main me avinashjbugatti gmail. Render to the same settings shown in this tutorial. I did not say to Pre-Render your video. Your screen shot shows that you are trying to pre-render. Hi Derek, I tried rendering a project which the source was a p had Sony cam. A one gig file.
My output file is only mb. The quality is nowhere nerve as good as the original file. Setting was bluray p and I have done the Internet p as well. Using Sony Vegas Please help. What type of format does your Sony camera output to? I have a newer tutorial for Sony Vegas Pro 13 here. The instructions are similar. If you use Match Media, it will make sure correct frame rates are used for Project Properties. Are you actually making Blu-ray discs?
You can increased Bit Rates for higher quality. It will then appear in the full list of Templates shown in the Render As window. From the drop down Frame Size options, you can select different Frame Sizes if required. If you need to render a custom frame size non-standard , select Custom Frame Size from the drop down options and then manually enter the Width and Height in pixels.
Make sure Allow source to adjust Frame Size is not checked!!! There are three options in the Profile settings: Baseline, Main or High. Most everyday videos are rendered using Main profile settings - if you inspect any random video you find, it will generally be encoded with Main profile.
If you are after maximum quality, set to High instead, but be aware that some older devices like TVs, may not be able to decode videos that use the High profile. Here is where you can select a different Frame Rate or enter a custom frame rate. If you are working with 24 fps or Make sure Allow source to adjust Frame Rate is not checked!!!
In many older versions of Vegas Pro, this setting was turned on by default for some unknown reason. Thankfully it is now turned off by default. The Field order for most video is normally encoded as Progressive style video. This means each frame of video is a complete frame. The Deblocking fliter is meant to help reduce pixel blocking artifacts that you often see in blue sky or green grass. In reality though, this setting never seems to make much difference. If you do see a lot of pixel block artifacts in your rendered videos, I would recommend you try an advance rendering method using Handbrake instead of Vegas Pro.
I have a detailed tutorial on this topic here , if you have the patience and brain power to try something very cool! Like the deblocking filter, Two-pass rendering is meant to improve overall video quality. As the name suggests, this setting performs a double-pass of your project, so takes twice the amount of time to render.
The Bit Rate settings directly influence the quality of your video and file size. The higher your Bit Rates are, the more data is available for encoding fine details in your video. The reverse is also true - if want to make your file sizes smaller, you need to reduce the Bit Rates. Using Variable Bit Rates is always the best option for achieving qood quality and reasonable file sizes. This means your CPU will do all of the work in rendering your video. If you would like to customize your Audio Settings, select the Audio tab at bottom on window.
The Sample Rate should match your Project Properties and source video properties. The average audio BIt Rate used for most videos is , kbps. If audio quality is important for you and your project was recorded at a much higher Bit Rate, make sure to select the same Bit Rate your Project Properties and source video audio properties uses. Generally speaking you can ignore the System and Project settings, because the default setting is to match theses settings to your Vegas Pro Project Property settings.
If you created custom settings and want to remember what you used for different projects in the future, make sure to re-name and save your custom template, as discussed already, then press OK to close the Custom Settings window. This is starting to become a major problem for many new video editors who shoot a lot of video with their phones, so it needs to be addressed. If your project is using video recorded from a mobile phone, it will most likely be recorded with a Variable Frame Rate.
All video editing programs work best with Constant Frame Rate video and not variable frame rate video. Technically speaking you can import this type of video into Vegas Pro, however in reality it can cause problems and "glitchy" video. I recommend anyone using variable frame rate video, to first convert it to constant frame rate, before you import it into Vegas.
First you need to inspect your video and see if it is using a variable frame rate. There is a free app you can download and install, called MediaInfo. It is safe to download and install on your computer, as just about every computer nerd in the universe uses this app.
Please read this tutorial for how to install and setup MediaInfo on your computer. If your video is using a variable frame rate, you will see this in the MediaInfo metatdata readout. If you need to convert variable frame rate video into constant frame rate video, I recommend a free open source program called Handbrake.
I have a beginners guide tutorial for how to use Handbrake here. For a basic conversion, all you need to read is the first section of this tutorial.
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