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We use Sony vegas to edit the Sitim films, and i've got difficulties to get a rendering with decent quality but good compression. Anyone got some advises on what parameters i should use ?
I'm on windows, and would like to get a .avi file. When compressing with the Xvid codec, I can get a proper weight, but the quality is awful.
so... nobody ?
i tried with some different parameters, still getting awful qualities and overweighed files.
I recommend exporting an uncompressed .avi file, then load it into compressing software ( Mpeg Streamclip ). I always get good results with that, Sméagol also has a good tutorial on how to export to HD etc. : linky.
well.. i asked to one of my friends who encodes dvds to his computer t do it for me. He used a small freeware called pocketdivxencoder to make a 26MB sized file out of my 250MB one, without too much quality loss. So, it's all good now!
There are loads of tutorials on YouTube about Vegas and Video compression. I haven't got a specific link to give you and I am just about to call it a night. But I am sure you'll find them.
Hmm hmm...I usually use the DivX CODEC which is good on compression, but has a lot of lines during the pans and crops. And movement.
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