Thanks! Using this to render my new music video! You're right, it's rendering sooo much faster when it utilizes my graphics card than it did when I was using default settings. And that's even though I'm rendering in much higher quality. This video was very helpful and you definitely earned the like!
I'm surprised that very little tutorials, show no examples of each of the settings in use to show the difference they do. It just helps building trust in the person showing what settings are considered the best. Also, imagine how many more views your videos could get, knowing that you're actually showing the difference instead of just saying one is better than the other.
Great video! And very good explanations, this made me understand the settings in a different way. I'm using my CQP value set to 14 while I'm recording and 50 million bitrate CBR to render, however it looks pretty pixilated when I'm uploading to youtube, should I use a higher or lower bitrate to render or vbr? Do you know what the problem could be?
Thank you for this informative nice video. However what is the last color range output? which is set to limited does this do anything setting it to full?
I have a problem with rendering 10 hour videos. Vegas renders the whole video, video length is correct but the file size is lower than Vegas said. The file only plays 70% of the video until the player just stops. I switched from AVC to HEVC and had no problems for a week until now. Is it a Vegas problem or a Windows problem?
Same here, lossless has Never ever worked right for me. It always produces a glitch filled video. I seriously wonder why it's even an option, because it never works right and the rendered video is always a loss!
I don't think it would make any quality difference whichever you chose. VBR may give a slightly lower filesize but you'd have to render in both to find out.
i have 7800x3d...Will rendering damage my cpu ? 99% cpu usage while im doing that. Is it safe for CPU to work 99% to render few hours video long ? Temperature is max 71c.
Pretty new to this and not sure why my render size is 738kb and my video is fractions of a second long. Followed the video to a T but it hasn’t worked.
It renders what you select, you need to click and drag over the portion of the video you wish to render first. When editing you'll sometimes only want to render a portion of a video to see how it looks. I think theres a check box that says 'render loop region' before you click render. This is referring to the selection you make. This region should be indicated along the timeline bar above the layers of your project. In older versions they look like 2 triangles.
Yeah! It's pointless you record a footage at 50 Mbps (or less) and an audio at 192 kbps and render it at 100Mbps and 320kbps. It won't get any better quality than you recorded.
I'd stick with the recommended bitrates for HD AVC files in Vegas. 100,000,000 is really really high for HD and even high for 4K! Vegas defaults for HEVC are too high and can be reduced, FYI.
Trying out version 19 but I'm having an issue. If I open a clip on the timeline and open the preferences menu Vegas freezes. If I open the preferences menu, and no clip on the timeline, Vegas dosen't freeze. What gives? Anyone know why?
@@ScrapyardFilms thanks for responding. I believe I did but I will double check to be sure. In hindsight I didn't do a system restart after the install, so I'll start with that first.
Whenever I upgrade to a new version, I always hold control+shift while double clicking the desktop icon and then deleting application data while resetting the program. Usually fixes all glitches. Hope it's working for you.
It's pointless you record a footage at 50 Mbps (or less) and an audio at 192 kbps and render it at 100Mbps and 320kbps. It won't get any better quality than you recorded.
Any particular reason you're not recommending HEVC?
Thanks! Using this to render my new music video! You're right, it's rendering sooo much faster when it utilizes my graphics card than it did when I was using default settings. And that's even though I'm rendering in much higher quality. This video was very helpful and you definitely earned the like!
Your channel has been so helpful with wrangling Vegas. Thanks Josh!
Thank you for the explanation about the bit rate and matching to what your source bit rate is!
I'm surprised that very little tutorials, show no examples of each of the settings in use to show the difference they do.
It just helps building trust in the person showing what settings are considered the best.
Also, imagine how many more views your videos could get, knowing that you're actually showing the difference instead of just saying one is better than the other.
bananagaming
Thank YOU! :) This was very helpful!
Awesome Video! Tring to learn this software and your help is much appreciated!
Really helpful, thank you!
great video, the explanations are super helpful and awesome additions. love to know all of the reasoning behind what i'm doing, thanks
Hey, Didnt get a notif for some reason, Great Vid!....Also When did vegas 19 Come!!!?
Yesterday! Super excited for it!
solid advice, now my 3 gig footage which i have shrunk by 15% is going to render as 4, keep it up
Great video! And very good explanations, this made me understand the settings in a different way. I'm using my CQP value set to 14 while I'm recording and 50 million bitrate CBR to render, however it looks pretty pixilated when I'm uploading to youtube, should I use a higher or lower bitrate to render or vbr? Do you know what the problem could be?
Thank you for this informative nice video. However what is the last color range output? which is set to limited does this do anything setting it to full?
Thanks for clarify some of my doubts :D
Hello, one question please which program is the best for TH-cam davinci or vegas or Adobe Premiere Pro which one will you choose
I have a problem with rendering 10 hour videos. Vegas renders the whole video, video length is correct but the file size is lower than Vegas said. The file only plays 70% of the video until the player just stops. I switched from AVC to HEVC and had no problems for a week until now. Is it a Vegas problem or a Windows problem?
Same here, lossless has Never ever worked right for me. It always produces a glitch filled video. I seriously wonder why it's even an option, because it never works right and the rendered video is always a loss!
Awsome video thx 🙏🏼
Nice video man! If it's a photo compilation, it's better using vbr or cbr? Thanks!
I don't think it would make any quality difference whichever you chose. VBR may give a slightly lower filesize but you'd have to render in both to find out.
LIKE, THANKS BRO!
great video, thanks!
Why you choise AVC instead of HEVC??
i have 7800x3d...Will rendering damage my cpu ? 99% cpu usage while im doing that. Is it safe for CPU to work 99% to render few hours video long ? Temperature is max 71c.
hi...I just wanna know whats better sony avc/aac or avc/mvc? and what are the differences?
Did you ever find the answer to this question?
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@@D1551d3nt oh okay dang . thanks for replying though :)
One thing I noticed is Sony AVC/MVC only has presets for 30 FPS, whereas Magix AVC/AAC has 60 FPS.
very underrated
Excelente tutorial me fue de mucha ayuda,
Please show how to make time lapse video for video games, I am trying to make time lapse for minecraft with shaders
pls make a video for full mobile screen view render settings in vegas pro 19
why AVC over HEVC?
Pretty new to this and not sure why my render size is 738kb and my video is fractions of a second long. Followed the video to a T but it hasn’t worked.
It renders what you select, you need to click and drag over the portion of the video you wish to render first.
When editing you'll sometimes only want to render a portion of a video to see how it looks.
I think theres a check box that says 'render loop region' before you click render. This is referring to the selection you make.
This region should be indicated along the timeline bar above the layers of your project. In older versions they look like 2 triangles.
@@DoyleRules91 aha yeah. Figured it out eventually. Was only rendering a fraction of a second, thank you anyway :)
100 Mbps and 80 Mbps? Really? That will make your video HUGE! Won't TH-cam just re-render it way down?
Yeah! It's pointless you record a footage at 50 Mbps (or less) and an audio at 192 kbps and render it at 100Mbps and 320kbps. It won't get any better quality than you recorded.
Correct! Your best bet is to render out as close to the same bit rate as your recorded footage!
I'd stick with the recommended bitrates for HD AVC files in Vegas. 100,000,000 is really really high for HD and even high for 4K! Vegas defaults for HEVC are too high and can be reduced, FYI.
Trying out version 19 but I'm having an issue. If I open a clip on the timeline and open the preferences menu Vegas freezes. If I open the preferences menu, and no clip on the timeline, Vegas dosen't freeze.
What gives? Anyone know why?
Not sure why it would freeze while a clip is there. Have you tried my VEGAS 19 fixes video?
@@ScrapyardFilms thanks for responding. I believe I did but I will double check to be sure.
In hindsight I didn't do a system restart after the install, so I'll start with that first.
Whenever I upgrade to a new version, I always hold control+shift while double clicking the desktop icon and then deleting application data while resetting the program. Usually fixes all glitches. Hope it's working for you.
I didn't even know there was Vegas 19
Few moments later:
Oh it got released today
wow, Vegas 19 been out for months now. Feels like yesterday
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
It's pointless you record a footage at 50 Mbps (or less) and an audio at 192 kbps and render it at 100Mbps and 320kbps. It won't get any better quality than you recorded.
Correct! Your best bet is to render out as close to the same bit rate as your recorded footage.
@@ScrapyardFilms Don't you think thats an important fact to mention in your video?
@@CrazyOsi He did
@@jadedsoldier3561 ok, wheres my money?
How silly it is we will get 6 GB output 🤣🤣
early
Can someone send the crack for VEGAS 19
Please support the developers and consider the cheapest subscription option instead of cracking.