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April 5th, 2013, 09:27 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: London
Posts: 4
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Why is my quality so bad?
I use this tutorial:
High quality video for YouTube and Vimeo from Sony Vegas Its extremely good and professional. I suggest you have a look. (NOTE: I remove the Lanczos thing due to my video being the correct size anyway). Anyways, I record cod clips, but my output is terrible. Here are my in game settings 1024x768 (:<) (NOTE: I can "downsample" to 16:9 1920x1080, looks better, but no point as my quality is terrible. However, the vid at the end is recorded @ 1920x1080) 4:3 Ratio 4xAA Max settings in terms of textures etc. My nvida control panel. http://gyazo.com/813d3e9d3a6848a2428eaf2c8af6be25.png http://gyazo.com/41dd2fdcb25398779e268bfbc77a7ddb.png In game, I put the timescale to 0.1 and record @ 60 fps. Speed it up in vdub = 600 fps. No compression (uncompressed), no audio. Vegas render settings. http://gyazo.com/217bf37d72f168edd629844a4c977c6c.png Blend fields as in the bubble vision guide. 60 fps due to 600/10= 60. Render with Frameserverdebug so no need to render out and therefore keeping quality. Megui settings: http://gyazo.com/07f6c3c7a3d8eff9f6a...png?1365173310 This is my result 1280x720-QTGMC-ST-muxed - YouTube Why is the quality so bad? Btw, no audio for it. Is it the megui settings? Did I do something stupid? This person uses Xvid compression codec In sony Vegas, records @ 1920x1080 and renders into 1280x720. Example of his quality: Cheers |
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