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Jarrod Fegley July 22nd, 2008 07:18 PM

A little help with render settings
 
Let me staret off by saying I am real green with all of this so please work with me.

I am working with Vegas 7 & 8. I capture HD video using Vegas straight from my camcorder. When I capture the video into Vegas am I losing any quality because I don't use cineform?

I also would like to render clips out after capture, so I can work with them in After Effects. After Effects does not like the original M2t files or something because I can't even scroll the clip in the timeline. What is the best type of render setting for Vegas so I can work with the clips in AE without much quality loss? Should I render out to uncompressed AVI? And should I de-interlace the footage and try to create a 24p frame rate before working with the footage in AE?

Thank you....

Perrone Ford July 22nd, 2008 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Jarrod Fegley (Post 910723)
When I capture the video into Vegas am I losing any quality because I don't use cineform?

No.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jarrod Fegley (Post 910723)
What is the best type of render setting for Vegas so I can work with the clips in AE without much quality loss? Should I render out to uncompressed AVI?

Uncompressed AVI will work. So would lossless AVI (like HuffYUV) and it would create much smaller files.

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Originally Posted by Jarrod Fegley (Post 910723)
And should I de-interlace the footage and try to create a 24p frame rate before working with the footage in AE?

What are you doing with the video? If you plan to have a finished 24p project, then you should deinterlace and decimate (change to 24fps) somewhere in the path. Might as well do that at the beginning of the process, and get the cleanest, smallest file you can.

Jarrod Fegley July 22nd, 2008 09:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Perrone Ford (Post 910725)
No.



Uncompressed AVI will work. So would lossless AVI (like HuffYUV) and it would create much smaller files.



What are you doing with the video? If you plan to have a finished 24p project, then you should deinterlace and decimate (change to 24fps) somewhere in the path. Might as well do that at the beginning of the process, and get the cleanest, smallest file you can.


I am going to upload the video to the internet.

So Cineform is just a way to save hard drive space and compress HD video without being lossy? And Cineform makes playing video in NLEs timeline alot faster?

Thanks for the aswers in my previous post.....

Perrone Ford July 22nd, 2008 10:22 PM

Cineform is an excellent compression codec, but it is not lossless.

Cineform makes playing videos in NLE's easier because it creates smaller files that are easier for computers to uncompress on the fly.

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Originally Posted by Jarrod Fegley (Post 910771)
So Cineform is just a way to save hard drive space and compress HD video without being lossy? And Cineform makes playing video in NLEs timeline alot faster?



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