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Instead of resizing the clips manually, go to the cut page. In the top right corner under Timeline Resolution select a dimension templates, e.g., portrait. To scale all footage, under Timeline resolution > Timeline Settings change Mismatches Resolution to Scale full frame with crop. If grayed out, deselect Project Settings. In the edit tab, adjust the X center to your liking.
192 AAC for audio on mp4 is a huge let down. I find it fucks up the audio, does anyone else?. Linear PCM on the Quicktime setting seems to work ok for both audio and visual for TH-cam. I'm still learning but I swear MP4 in Davinci sounds like crap audio wise. thanks for video it helped anyway
i tested these cases (shot in 4k, vertical already, intended for TT). Results are sorted from best to worst: Time line horizontal in 4k, export in 4k, 5kbs - upload by phone app Time line horizontal in 4k, export in 4k, 5kbs - upload by web browser Time line horizontal in 4k, export in FHD, 5kbs - upload by web browser Time line vertical in FHD, export in FHD, 5kbs - upload by web browser
And per TH-cam the best quality for music videos is when the audio in the video is uncompressed PCM 24bit 44.1 sampling rate. A mastering engineer on Gearspace did a number of tests and confirmed that using 44.1 sample rate audio in the uploaded video yielded the best audio quality for music in TH-cam music videos.
Also by doing this (using PCM) you can avoid the problems resolve has with AAC audio and windows 10 (it's broken, they know about it and wont fix it) basically any high frequencies or noise in the audio will end up with a horrible metallic compression sound and also audio dropouts plus it will only render the AAC audio at 173kbps even though 192kbps is selected.
In the past you tested all the different settings, and if I remember correctly we're using h265, quicktime, and double the frame rate. I am very appreciative of your work, just trying to understand the change
@@Infernohif I'm putting on TH-cam should I use Z264 or 265? and for 1080P vid, in the bitrate should I follow this 45000, or the double the framerate one, like if it's 30 FPS it should be 30000
Just my thoughts but I don’t think it’s wise to use “scale entire image to fit” in the project settings and then manually resize footage. By doing that you’re no longer scaling up the original quality of your footage but instead scaling up a rasterized version hence detail and data loss. It honestly surprises me how many Resolve channels get this wrong.
Hey Billy, just found your channel and I am so grateful. You're spot on with all your info so I don't feel like wasting time and your energy keeps my attention. Looking forward to learning more about Davinci Resolve from you.
I know you probably get this all the time. But you’re a legend mate. Thank you so so much for all your videos and work. Helping me and so many others, means a lot!
Actual lifesaver of a video just for the bitrate bit. I don't understand it myself why that works but my video rendered without a weird grainy look in certain spots where clips were stitched together. I was losing my mind trying to solve that. Thank you!
Curious about the bitrates that you chose for 1080 and 4K video for YT. YT recommended settings for 1080 24 are only 8-12 mbps and 4K UHD are 35-45 mbps. Yours are quite a bit higher!
@@STOGG from what I hear it’s better to upscale a 1080p vid to 1440p or 2160p so that TH-cam will use VP9 codec instead of AVC1 but I’m not sure how much it helps to use something like 45mbps for a 1080p since YT just converts it down to 12mbps or whatever
@@Kryptonic83 Agreed bro cause that’s what I currently do for my videos so they won’t be pixelated. But I’ve notice other creators can upload 1080p and still get the VP9 codec. I wish I had that lol
Great video. Someone told me to set my quality to 60,000 because my video files are in 30fps. They said to multiply 30 by 2 then add some zeros lol. I've been doing that ever since. But watching this, i just realized "quality" isn't connected to fps. its connected to resolution... right? Or am i wrong? Whats the reasoning behind setting it to 45k?
They trying to give easy answer for complicated question. Tldr if you dont want to think use auto on medium quality. If thats not optimised enough at 4k 20k mbps works good enough for 25p video. Just did extensive tests today to see what i can deliver to clients. Been delivering qhd on medium setting but 4k at 20k is much better and only 25% bigger file size
At 1:07, there is an option that says 'Restrict to' Kb/s under the Quality heading. And you're recommending inputting 45000. Is that the video bitrate? Odd that the software doesn't mention 'bitrate' in the text.
Thanks for this. Your channel is awesome! Please keep up the great work. One observation I made (not sure if it was a fluke) was that when I uploaded the same 4K video using both h.265 and h.264, TH-cam did the HD encoding (1080p and 4K) much, much faster with the h.265 format. Have you noticed similar results?
I have an NVIDIA RTX3080 GPU, but the only encoders I have available at 0:54 are "Native" and "Auto". Why's that the case? Shouldn't I be able to use the NVIDIA encoder as well?
Yeah.. same, and it looks like it's the issue, to get that good quality on tiktok, you need the VBR apparently, and that's only possible with the "NVIDIA" thing. If you find anything, tell me please.
I See a significant drop in overall quality of the video while exporting with 5000kb/s and the quality is soooo much better when rendering it at 20.000 kb/s for Insta and TikTok. Any thoughts?
That was very helpful video.. Just one question : If we shoot in 4k and export to 1080p from davinci, what is average size you are getting of a 10 min video? Please tell Coz I am getting like around 6-7 gb file size of around 10 min video. Is it okay or would you suggest any different setting?
@@BillyRybka I’m having trouble downscaling a 6k video to get to that 5gb sweet spot. I can’t seem to get it down. The lowest I’ve gotten it was 9gb but the video was highly pixelated, and was completely unusable. Any tips?
Any settings here on youtube are way off. For lower file size on 4k 25p you can use 20k mbps. If you dont care about file size feel free to bump it to 24k
For people who havent done experiments what quality vs file size ratio is good for them i suggest using auto quality on medium setting in davinci. Its quite high you never have to worry about it on standard framerate
can you tell me your color space tag and your gamma tag when you render please? specifically for reels and tiktoks or anything sent to iphone because im having trouble matching my rec.709 footage that looks great on youtube to look the same on my iphone
thanks, I would like to upload my horizontal video vertically but sideways fo reels if you understand what I mean, i don want to crop it - this means that viewer need to turn phone horizontally but that is fine. How do I do this? Thanks again
Hi Billy! I've been using File --> Quick Export for my 1080p videos 😅How do you feel about that?? P.S. Another video without the "little fish" reference... 😭
Thats not a bad option, the reason i dont use that is because I cant control the Bitrate. If you cant control the bit rate then it may render out a bit lower quality than the rest
There must be 1000 videos showing these exact same settings. But no matter what i do, my videos are always blurry mess. If i export from GoPro Quick, my videos look good.
Really like using Epidemic Sound, I've tried a few others and even though they have a large catalog, they have limited songs that are TH-cam ready so you can't monetize all songs from them like you can Epidemic Sound.
0:12 homie there is literally banding over your shoulder to the top left of the frame while you are sitting there talking about “best quality upload settings)
Under the quality setting. You said change it from default 10,000 kb/s to 45,000 kb/s. How did you come up with this number? Say I want to do 1080p/60fps for gaming. What would you recommend for that setting? Thanks.
I know that H265 offers the same visual quality but compresses much more efficiently, but I've been wondering for a long time which out of H264 or H265 is better in regards to video quality for TH-cam specifically. Is it really unnoticeable? And also - If you are looking for the best possible quality export, would it not make sense to upload a ProRes, even for TH-cam? Thanks!
What I would like to see is what is the compatibility issues with end users if exporting using h.265? Is it a matter of outdated media players on older (pre-2017) computers? Or is it that mobile devices have not yet fully supported h.265?
When you change that to 4k some people say it will play on resolve slowly but at 1080p, it will be better, is it correct? Can change that option to 4k when ready to export but to work with the material at 1080p? Appreciate your answer.
I tried to make it not so bright but when I tried too much adjustment it starts to look weird, so i erred on the side of doing less. I'm not adept at color correction. I get by.
Hello, thanks for ur videos. First, I see u set bitrate for 1080 to 45000kbps (is very large ?) and 4k is 95000kbps (oh my god) my disk do not have enough space for use this bitrate, do you have any other best setting for give lower file size but best quality export settings ? Thanks!
Dumb question here: In the beginning, how do you pick the proper file location. When I click "browse" I get a ".gallery" and "CacheClip" folder and it tells me that the other file location that I selected is invalid. This is my first time using this software and I am using the free version of Davinci 18.
Noooooo! Always check what the maximum output quality is of the platform you upload to and export your audio in that codex and bitrate. You want to avoid it getting compressed again!
@@BillyRybka That's why you should use Quicktime format so you can use uncompressed PCM audio. Better that the TH-cam porcessing algorithm conversion starts with uncompressed PCM audio to convert to final lossy compressed format rather than uploading lossy compressed audio that TH-cam will then reconvert to a lossy format. For music video, TH-cam recommends uncompressed 24bit 44.1 sample rate PCM audio as the best in uploaded video.
Hey Man, I use free version of Resolve & Beta 5 & Beta 6 has some sort of Problem with the audio of Files you put in the Timeline. The Moment you drop a Clip in the timeline, The Audio of the File that shows in the Green Box does not show up or produce any sound for few frames. In the Beta 3 Version it's all good, but what's happening with the newer versions, I don't know. Have you seen some like that ???
@@BillyRybka drive.google.com/file/d/1WcMQvQoxqeMBujGOzwY5ds0htG8bB5zP/view?usp=sharing I've uploaded it on the Drive for you to see it more Clearly. Do let us Know if you trace the problem
thanks for the tips. sorry im such a noob. im having some problems finding some render settings for Ultra Wide, noone has really covered this. all my gameplay footage is recorded in 3440x1440 and theres no default option for that. so i can change my timeline to custom 3440x1440 60fps and the render res as well. but what about quality value? im kind of lost on that. and is there anything else special i should be doing for Ultra Wide settings?
Hey everyone! I hope this video is helpful for you! Let me know what you want to learn next!
Also, get a 50% DISCOUNT on Epidemic Sound's ANNUAL PERSONAL PLAN (Code: BILLY50) ➡ share.epidemicsound.com/billyrybkaJUN22
Bro you use what type Font for your thumbnail
I hope you speak slower! I don't know why you rush but hard to follow you and do it at the same time
Instead of resizing the clips manually, go to the cut page.
In the top right corner under Timeline Resolution select a dimension templates, e.g., portrait. To scale all footage, under Timeline resolution > Timeline Settings change Mismatches Resolution to Scale full frame with crop. If grayed out, deselect Project Settings.
In the edit tab, adjust the X center to your liking.
192 AAC for audio on mp4 is a huge let down. I find it fucks up the audio, does anyone else?. Linear PCM on the Quicktime setting seems to work ok for both audio and visual for TH-cam. I'm still learning but I swear MP4 in Davinci sounds like crap audio wise. thanks for video it helped anyway
i tested these cases (shot in 4k, vertical already, intended for TT). Results are sorted from best to worst:
Time line horizontal in 4k, export in 4k, 5kbs - upload by phone app
Time line horizontal in 4k, export in 4k, 5kbs - upload by web browser
Time line horizontal in 4k, export in FHD, 5kbs - upload by web browser
Time line vertical in FHD, export in FHD, 5kbs - upload by web browser
And if my source is 1080x1920 then better upscale it to 4k with Davinci Resolve or export as full hd as is?
@@rider2m Upscaling from 1080 to 4K doesn't improve quality. It just makes for a bigger file size.
if you choose quick time instead of mp4, when you go to0 audio export settings you can choose PCM instead of AAC, PCM should be lossless audio
And per TH-cam the best quality for music videos is when the audio in the video is uncompressed PCM 24bit 44.1 sampling rate. A mastering engineer on Gearspace did a number of tests and confirmed that using 44.1 sample rate audio in the uploaded video yielded the best audio quality for music in TH-cam music videos.
Also by doing this (using PCM) you can avoid the problems resolve has with AAC audio and windows 10 (it's broken, they know about it and wont fix it) basically any high frequencies or noise in the audio will end up with a horrible metallic compression sound and also audio dropouts plus it will only render the AAC audio at 173kbps even though 192kbps is selected.
Great energy! Thanks for the help
Thanks Billy! I used this for both my first video and my first short! I'm grateful for your channel :)
In the past you tested all the different settings, and if I remember correctly we're using h265, quicktime, and double the frame rate. I am very appreciative of your work, just trying to understand the change
I tested both; h.265 is a lot faster, but h.264 has noticeably better clarity.
He isn't sure what he is doing. I wouldn't trust this guy with my keyboard nevermind my encoding lol
@@Infernohif I'm putting on TH-cam should I use Z264 or 265? and for 1080P vid, in the bitrate should I follow this 45000, or the double the framerate one, like if it's 30 FPS it should be 30000
Great video. Epidemic Sound is an amazing service! I use it myself.
Just my thoughts but I don’t think it’s wise to use “scale entire image to fit” in the project settings and then manually resize footage. By doing that you’re no longer scaling up the original quality of your footage but instead scaling up a rasterized version hence detail and data loss. It honestly surprises me how many Resolve channels get this wrong.
And what do you do then?
@@OdysseusVrakas in timeline settings use “center crop no resizing” instead and then rescale as needed.
@@AdamSzarmack thx for this 👍🏾
@@AdamSzarmack Works but make sure your subject(s) fall within the "center crop"!!!
So am I doing my renders wrong??? Export my 4k to TH-cam this way ... can you give me better advice??
Hey Billy, just found your channel and I am so grateful. You're spot on with all your info so I don't feel like wasting time and your energy keeps my attention. Looking forward to learning more about Davinci Resolve from you.
This is amazing dude, tysm
Render bitrate (h264,MP4)
TH-cam 1080p - 45000
TH-cam 4K - 95000
TikTok, Reels, YT shorts - 5000 (1080x1920)
The bitrate is too high!
I know you probably get this all the time. But you’re a legend mate. Thank you so so much for all your videos and work. Helping me and so many others, means a lot!
Actual lifesaver of a video just for the bitrate bit. I don't understand it myself why that works but my video rendered without a weird grainy look in certain spots where clips were stitched together. I was losing my mind trying to solve that. Thank you!
Gidday Billy, DR 18.5 Entropy mode should that be left at AUTO or CAVLC or CABAC. Cheers John
Curious about the bitrates that you chose for 1080 and 4K video for YT. YT recommended settings for 1080 24 are only 8-12 mbps and 4K UHD are 35-45 mbps. Yours are quite a bit higher!
I'm wondering too 😅
The difference is prob in “mega bytes” vs “mega bits”
Well its good to higher cause YT compresses the video once its done processing through YT.
@@STOGG from what I hear it’s better to upscale a 1080p vid to 1440p or 2160p so that TH-cam will use VP9 codec instead of AVC1 but I’m not sure how much it helps to use something like 45mbps for a 1080p since YT just converts it down to 12mbps or whatever
@@Kryptonic83 Agreed bro cause that’s what I currently do for my videos so they won’t be pixelated. But I’ve notice other creators can upload 1080p and still get the VP9 codec. I wish I had that lol
Awesome video. Have this saved to my favorites.
you saved my life with the Kb/s tip
Great video. Someone told me to set my quality to 60,000 because my video files are in 30fps. They said to multiply 30 by 2 then add some zeros lol. I've been doing that ever since. But watching this, i just realized "quality" isn't connected to fps. its connected to resolution... right? Or am i wrong?
Whats the reasoning behind setting it to 45k?
Did you ever find an answer to this?
They trying to give easy answer for complicated question. Tldr if you dont want to think use auto on medium quality. If thats not optimised enough at 4k 20k mbps works good enough for 25p video. Just did extensive tests today to see what i can deliver to clients. Been delivering qhd on medium setting but 4k at 20k is much better and only 25% bigger file size
This was great and my video looked much better using these settings. Thank you.
Thanks for being the only person to make a straightforward video on this
Cool video! Thanks!
I also have a question, I don't like magic, I try to understand... 45000, 95000, 5000.... why such numbers are used?
Billy huge cold beer for You!!! Thanks!!!
At 1:07, there is an option that says 'Restrict to' Kb/s under the Quality heading. And you're recommending inputting 45000. Is that the video bitrate? Odd that the software doesn't mention 'bitrate' in the text.
Thanks for this. Your channel is awesome! Please keep up the great work. One observation I made (not sure if it was a fluke) was that when I uploaded the same 4K video using both h.265 and h.264, TH-cam did the HD encoding (1080p and 4K) much, much faster with the h.265 format. Have you noticed similar results?
I tested both; 265 is a lot faster, but 264 has noticeably better clarity.
@@Infernoh thank you, will try to render in 264 again, maybe it will do a more clear quality from BRAW to MOV
Wasn't what I was looking for but thanks for the advice.
Thanks a lot, man! This is the first video that explains everything really and objectively. Congrats and keep going!
you literally saved my life... thanks a lot!
I think you mean figuratively.
DUDE! I just realized paid attention to the last frame of your video! [LIKE A BOSS] 💥🔥🔥🔥🔥💥💪
Life saver. Thank you!
Thank you for this! Quick and easy explanation
Thanks man! Quick and effective!
Love this but.......can't you then save them as your own presets by clicking the three dots & then 'save as new preset' ?
you can
LEGEND!
thanks bro this was really helpful
I have an NVIDIA RTX3080 GPU, but the only encoders I have available at 0:54 are "Native" and "Auto".
Why's that the case? Shouldn't I be able to use the NVIDIA encoder as well?
same someone answer this pls
Yeah.. same, and it looks like it's the issue, to get that good quality on tiktok, you need the VBR apparently, and that's only possible with the "NVIDIA" thing. If you find anything, tell me please.
thxs bro i sub!!! and good one!!
thanks i dodn't know that bitrate can decrease the quality of the video 👍
This is great to see
I See a significant drop in overall quality of the video while exporting with 5000kb/s and the quality is soooo much better when rendering it at 20.000 kb/s for Insta and TikTok. Any thoughts?
Thanks so much for sharing this. I export for my TH-cam channel all the time and never thought to check and change these settings. I appreciate it!
My latest version of DaVinci Resolve 18.1.2 does not look that on the deliver tab, just saying, lol but I get your point
1:15 This is where I messed up after changing the timeline setting I got the same video clip Thank you 💞💞sir know my 4k video rendered as the same uff
Thanks
No thank you!!!
What's the best TH-cam bitrate for 1440p? Doesn't it depend on your frame rate, too?
Thanks, man. That was awesome. Cheers
love it thanks!
Ok. NYSUM represent. 🙌💪
Hi, Curious what camera do you use and which lens for it?
hey buddy, what SONG is this you have in the background??? must know
That was very helpful video..
Just one question :
If we shoot in 4k and export to 1080p from davinci, what is average size you are getting of a 10 min video? Please tell
Coz I am getting like around 6-7 gb file size of around 10 min video.
Is it okay or would you suggest any different setting?
Thats a HUGE video file if you are exporting a 10 min video at 1080p. Are you using MOV? If so change to MP4.
@@BillyRybka okay..will try that one👍
@@BillyRybka I’m having trouble downscaling a 6k video to get to that 5gb sweet spot. I can’t seem to get it down. The lowest I’ve gotten it was 9gb but the video was highly pixelated, and was completely unusable. Any tips?
Any settings here on youtube are way off. For lower file size on 4k 25p you can use 20k mbps. If you dont care about file size feel free to bump it to 24k
For people who havent done experiments what quality vs file size ratio is good for them i suggest using auto quality on medium setting in davinci. Its quite high you never have to worry about it on standard framerate
can you tell me your color space tag and your gamma tag when you render please? specifically for reels and tiktoks or anything sent to iphone because im having trouble matching my rec.709 footage that looks great on youtube to look the same on my iphone
Does the frame rate change what bitrate I should use?
thanks, I would like to upload my horizontal video vertically but sideways fo reels if you understand what I mean, i don want to crop it - this means that viewer need to turn phone horizontally but that is fine. How do I do this? Thanks again
Hi Billy! I've been using File --> Quick Export for my 1080p videos 😅How do you feel about that?? P.S. Another video without the "little fish" reference... 😭
Thats not a bad option, the reason i dont use that is because I cant control the Bitrate. If you cant control the bit rate then it may render out a bit lower quality than the rest
You’re a beast !
What is the amount of bitrate for the best automatic quality?
Is it worth it?
best automatic is not what's best for you, but what's best for youtube's storage system
Super useful bro,, thanks a lot..
There must be 1000 videos showing these exact same settings. But no matter what i do, my videos are always blurry mess. If i export from GoPro Quick, my videos look good.
i know man i feel your pan
@@RelaxingLama stop feeling people's pans, what are you? Pansexual?
@@micobugija6284 ahhhh your so funny man get a job lil bro
Really like using Epidemic Sound, I've tried a few others and even though they have a large catalog, they have limited songs that are TH-cam ready so you can't monetize all songs from them like you can Epidemic Sound.
0:12 homie there is literally banding over your shoulder to the top left of the frame while you are sitting there talking about “best quality upload settings)
How much bitrate do you suggest for 1080p60
Great video, thank you !
Thanks mate, with this settings my darker sections of the video werent that blocky like before! And straight to the point! :)
Under the quality setting. You said change it from default 10,000 kb/s to 45,000 kb/s.
How did you come up with this number? Say I want to do 1080p/60fps for gaming. What would you recommend for that setting? Thanks.
try it out until your eyes detect the sweet spot
I know that H265 offers the same visual quality but compresses much more efficiently, but I've been wondering for a long time which out of H264 or H265 is better in regards to video quality for TH-cam specifically. Is it really unnoticeable? And also - If you are looking for the best possible quality export, would it not make sense to upload a ProRes, even for TH-cam? Thanks!
if you can i heard to use 265. if the files are too large or isnt working try using 264
Does this apply to photos as well??
Thanks really much brother
Great video, easy to follow
What I would like to see is what is the compatibility issues with end users if exporting using h.265? Is it a matter of outdated media players on older (pre-2017) computers? Or is it that mobile devices have not yet fully supported h.265?
My 4k DJI pocket 3 footage lowers in quality while my 4k footage from smartphone has no issue.
How can I edit this for the DJI clip?
Hey Billy, What are the settings to put it on instagram? like a normal post? (no reel/no story)
When you change that to 4k some people say it will play on resolve slowly but at 1080p, it will be better, is it correct?
Can change that option to 4k when ready to export but to work with the material at 1080p? Appreciate your answer.
Gracias Crack
Super helpful video for those ReelShortToks! Subscribed and looking forward to learning more from your channel.
Do you use a teleprompter?
Great, thank you
My quality is great but the file size is still huge!
3.30 minute video is over a GB?!
I want to render 4k and 60p what do i set kbs to? 45000 still?
what do you calculate to find the right bitrate?
Thank you
What’s wrong with just using the TH-cam Preset
I tried to make it not so bright but when I tried too much adjustment it starts to look weird, so i erred on the side of doing less. I'm not adept at color correction. I get by.
can i upload 4k reels for youtube?
what about the reframe plugin?
I tried all of this and the export is still washed out ☹ What else could I try?
Great end title
Gys what is the music name of background music???
Hello, thanks for ur videos. First, I see u set bitrate for 1080 to 45000kbps (is very large ?) and 4k is 95000kbps (oh my god) my disk do not have enough space for use this bitrate, do you have any other best setting for give lower file size but best quality export settings ? Thanks!
Try your frame rate (fps) x 2000
Dumb question here: In the beginning, how do you pick the proper file location. When I click "browse" I get a ".gallery" and "CacheClip" folder and it tells me that the other file location that I selected is invalid.
This is my first time using this software and I am using the free version of Davinci 18.
you deserve much more attention. keep up the very good work
Thanks Billy, You saved my butt! I shot at 25 but timeline and delivery were set at 24. Ouch.
Subbed!
1:07 could someone explain the science behind this to me? why would we want to decrease the quality?
I would always try to choose the highest possible quality for audio: mp3/aac 320 kb p/s or aiff/wav (best)
Yeah, i would. However there is no going up in quality for audio. That was the highest for the H.264 preset
Noooooo! Always check what the maximum output quality is of the platform you upload to and export your audio in that codex and bitrate. You want to avoid it getting compressed again!
@@HaroldKuilman true :)
@@BillyRybka only if you choose mp4. if you take .mov as container, it'll let you choose wavefiles
@@BillyRybka That's why you should use Quicktime format so you can use uncompressed PCM audio. Better that the TH-cam porcessing algorithm conversion starts with uncompressed PCM audio to convert to final lossy compressed format rather than uploading lossy compressed audio that TH-cam will then reconvert to a lossy format. For music video, TH-cam recommends uncompressed 24bit 44.1 sample rate PCM audio as the best in uploaded video.
Hi im new to Davinci Resolve and i did video and exported and a 23 min video is about 16 gb
is there anyway i can make it less?
Hey Man, I use free version of Resolve & Beta 5 & Beta 6 has some sort of Problem with the audio of Files you put in the Timeline. The Moment you drop a Clip in the timeline, The Audio of the File that shows in the Green Box does not show up or produce any sound for few frames. In the Beta 3 Version it's all good, but what's happening with the newer versions, I don't know. Have you seen some like that ???
Sounds really weird man. I guess that's a beta issue unfortunately. I'd report it on the forums so they know about it
@@BillyRybka Alright I'll report there too. Do they reply on twitter though? I've tried to reach'em out no response yet
@@BillyRybka drive.google.com/file/d/1WcMQvQoxqeMBujGOzwY5ds0htG8bB5zP/view?usp=sharing I've uploaded it on the Drive for you to see it more Clearly. Do let us Know if you trace the problem
U just got a sub
My render time is only going up and won’t stop? What am I supposed to do with this?
thanks for the tips. sorry im such a noob. im having some problems finding some render settings for Ultra Wide, noone has really covered this. all my gameplay footage is recorded in 3440x1440 and theres no default option for that. so i can change my timeline to custom 3440x1440 60fps and the render res as well. but what about quality value? im kind of lost on that. and is there anything else special i should be doing for Ultra Wide settings?