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rendering quality
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hi
i'm busy on another cod2 project again for my long time team DLF. But i never know how to get real high quality, what i got at the moment is let's say 'nice' quality
download link of little quality test clip: click here
But all the movies i watch from tek-9 (especially the big movies) it's always e-mazing quality so i wonder with what settings do u render in vegas and what do u use more ?
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edited 2008-05-27 19:38:08
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#1 -
 mp40 - posted on: 2008-05-28 11:47:14
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I have the same question. I think its x264, but how do I do it? :P I use Adobe Premiere Pro and need to render it in HIGH quality
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#2 -
 ownrr - posted on: 2008-05-28 11:51:36
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what do you mean? rendering asin "INGAME" or asin "CODEC"
ingame- try to use timescale 0.5; cl_avidemo 30 or avidemo 90
codec- try to find some x264 tutorials (when they explain it, it's not hard to use)
also, dont forget to MAX all ur nvidia settings etc. and ur ingame settings =)jo33 |
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H2kTVvixz - posted on: 2008-05-28 16:56:07
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yea i mean codec stuff ;) but thnx ill have 'a google' for it |
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 tI`aaron- - posted on: 2008-05-28 17:01:14
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that split screen thing is horrible _IMO_ |
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H2kTVvixz - posted on: 2008-05-28 18:16:23
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| | aaron- said: | | | that split screen thing is horrible _IMO_ |
orlly :( i thought it would be a nice idea but that was more for graphic test |
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HeroikKK - posted on: 2008-05-28 18:22:41
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basically i cant speak for all but i use 'meGUI'. its an encoder for x264 that runs by itself (basically a program).
i render my movie to a uncompressed format, take that avi file over to meGUI set it all up and then encode it to x264 with my profile cfg. for audio i add mine after the x264 render is done , by using the muxer. hope this sheds some light |
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H2kTVvixz - posted on: 2008-05-29 13:56:41
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ill have a look for it thnx heroik was waiting from a post from you ;) |
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HeroikKK - posted on: 2008-05-29 14:05:24
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:) np prob mate hope i helped! |
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JAYYYY - posted on: 2008-05-31 02:51:57
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| | HeroikKK said: | | | basically i cant speak for all but i use 'meGUI'. its an encoder for x264 that runs by itself (basically a program).
i render my movie to a uncompressed format, take that avi file over to meGUI set it all up and then encode it to x264 with my profile cfg. for audio i add mine after the x264 render is done , by using the muxer. hope this sheds some light |
This man speaks wise words |
#10 -
 connect - posted on: 2008-07-08 19:00:22
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| | HeroikKK said: | | | basically i cant speak for all but i use 'meGUI'. its an encoder for x264 that runs by itself (basically a program).
i render my movie to a uncompressed format, take that avi file over to meGUI set it all up and then encode it to x264 with my profile cfg. for audio i add mine after the x264 render is done , by using the muxer. hope this sheds some light |
can you post the command line or the settings of your profile cfg? |
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rillzY - posted on: 2008-07-08 19:45:19
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please max your nvidia settings when u record. ur DLF movie didnt have any anti-aliasing and looked all pixely etc. the render quality wasnt even that bad for ur recent movie, was just ur graphic settings. |
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H2kTVvixz - posted on: 2008-07-08 22:48:35
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| | rillzY said: | | | please max your nvidia settings when u record. ur DLF movie didnt have any anti-aliasing and looked all pixely etc. the render quality wasnt even that bad for ur recent movie, was just ur graphic settings. |
yea i know something went wrong in the rendering dont know what :/
didnt had it before the quality was great and clear |
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