Your render settings for 1080p AVHD? at DVinfo.net

Tyler Smitt · February 22nd, 2010, 02:25 AM

Hi guys, so I just got my Canon Vixia HF200 and have been taking some test shots. Image quality is great, been getting some cool stuff in my town. However a lot of my footage will be intended to upload to the web and I notice even after rendering some of the footage in in Vegas, a quality loss occurs. So for an edit, what is your recommendation for retaining image quality when cutting and sequencing clips, and adding a music track? I am using Vegas 9, btw.

Also, just built my new computer and its running Windows 7 of course, but have not installed non stock codecs. I remember reading about some codec packs that were beneficial. If anyone can provide some helpful information about this, or links to guide/tutorial on the matter you would be my new best friend.

Tom Gull · February 22nd, 2010, 08:53 AM

One possibility: do your original edit/render cycle and output in the same format as the original clips. That's what I do with my AVCHD files. Then I render for YouTube separately if I even want to upload there.

February 22nd, 2010, 02:25 AM	#1
Tyler Smitt New Boot Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Camarillo Posts: 5	Your render settings for 1080p AVHD? Hi guys, so I just got my Canon Vixia HF200 and have been taking some test shots. Image quality is great, been getting some cool stuff in my town. However a lot of my footage will be intended to upload to the web and I notice even after rendering some of the footage in in Vegas, a quality loss occurs. So for an edit, what is your recommendation for retaining image quality when cutting and sequencing clips, and adding a music track? I am using Vegas 9, btw. Also, just built my new computer and its running Windows 7 of course, but have not installed non stock codecs. I remember reading about some codec packs that were beneficial. If anyone can provide some helpful information about this, or links to guide/tutorial on the matter you would be my new best friend.

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February 22nd, 2010, 08:53 AM	#2
Tom Gull Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Rockville, Maryland Posts: 142	One possibility: do your original edit/render cycle and output in the same format as the original clips. That's what I do with my AVCHD files. Then I render for YouTube separately if I even want to upload there.