Sampling choice in vegas doesn't do anything unless you have speed changes like slo mo. When rendering 60i to 60i there are no speed changes (unless you used velocity envelopes or other adjustments on the time line)
Smart resample on = blend (blurry and choppy)
Smart resample off = duplicates (choppy)
32bit processing is usually only useful for certain rendered effects , or if you are making large adjustments in color correction. The cost is much slower render times.
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i didn't see your edited post with additional questions
As for mainconcept mpeg 2 settings do I use best or good? I read in that link something about if it is a DV and you are working only with that straight across you put it to good. If it is HD down to DV you put it at best. Is that right? What other settings for HD am I missing that you would make sure are right? I just want to make sure my first blurays are not coasters because they are not cheap, that's for sure. I am actually even a little nervous in making it. Thanks.
For blu-ray, before burning actual disc, it's a good idea to make an iso and mount the image with software (like virtalclonedrive) to check with a software player first. You will make fewer coasters this way
I don't know about vegas 11, but in previous versions, their blu-ray AVC encodes actually weren't blu-ray compliant. So it was re-rendered twice , once in vegas, once in DVDA, resulting in lower quality. IIRC the MPEG2 blu-ray passed through ok -
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It depends if you have speed changes like slow motion. If you have no speed changes it doesn't matter , because no resampling is done.
For slow mo, I don't use vegas. There are other better options. But if you had to choose , blend is usually better for slow motion -
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Ideally you shoot a higher fps
If that's not possible, you use motion interpolation / optical flow methods. These try to generate new inbetween frames, instead of a dumb blend or duplicate frame like vegas generates. The motion is generally a lot smoother, but the "cons" include slower processing times, and morphing edge artifacts. Some types of material interpolate well, other very well at all. By shooting a real higher fps , you avoid all those issues
Free way is mvtools2 using mflowfps in avisynth, paid methods include after effects (pixel motion, timewarp), twixtor pro, nuke, motion for mac
I posted some comparisons before on this board, but I don't have the links handy
EDIT: read post #3, you can download a comparison video demonstrating the differences between the 3 methods of duplicates, blends , optical flow for generating "in between" frames . Vegas cannot do the 3rd method.
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/340910-looking-for-s-w-that-can-recreate-an-MP4-fil...peed?p=2121826Last edited by poisondeathray; 6th Dec 2011 at 14:17.
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I found your comparisons. How the heck did you get up there? I like the look of motion interpolation. So what would you recommend to use motion interpolation?
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How the heck did you get up there?
So what would you recommend to use motion interpolation?
The reason why deinterlacing plays a part in slow mo for 60i footage is 60i is really 60 fields per second. When you bob- deinterlace it, it becomes 60p footage.
Twixtor is probably what most people would use, easy to use, GUI based. I think they have a plugin now for vegas, but it's pricey
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It is a little pricey that's for sure. I don't have time to learn avisynth either. I wish I would be able to do it the way your first suggest by shooting fps but I don't know how I could accomplish that with my setup. It may be I have to use the choppy sony way.
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I was away during the weekend so am now catching up.
Your Menu is Project properties. Mine was Mainconcept MPeg2 encoding templates for an HDV project to Blu-Ray.
Your project window shows the Prerendered Files Folder on the C: drive. Move it to another drive for significant timeline performance imporvement.
DVD Author prefers separate audio and video tracks but you can include audio under the audio tab, then see if DVDA accepts it.
I think the rest of your questions were answered by poisondeathray.
In summary, you use "best" when you are scaling or using slow motion. The cost is much longer rendering time. This is less an issue now you have an i7 CPU.
Next weekend I'm planning to install my Vegas Pro version 11 upgrade so get your version 10 questions in now while I still have it installed.Last edited by edDV; 7th Dec 2011 at 05:45.
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I have an SSD internal 256GB and 3 internal 2TB. One is capture/video, another is DVD Arch along with some other things. The third is for music, documents, and pictures.
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How big of an SSD do you have to use it as a video drive? Maybe I just don't understand what you mean when you say video drive.
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Basic rule is keep video that will be edited off your OS drive. The OS is always accessing that drive for background tasks. Video needs uninterrupted access to a disk for best performance.
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