Render Frapsed Video

VaudeVillian · 05-05-2011, 11:16 PM

There are a lot of contributing factors to the output of your final renders.

I use adobe premiere and recommend the following:

1)Make sure your project file is the same dimensions as your finished project is planned to be. This helps avoid stretching/skewing when the render has to change the height/width.

2)The biggest factor, that I've noticed, when rendering my projects to HD WMV format is the BITRATE setting. I try to keep it at 4200+ kb/s. But the higher the bitrate, the higher the size of the rendered file. So I'd mess with it and find your "happy place"

05-05-2011, 11:16 PM	#2
VaudeVillian Initiate Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Bakersfield, CA Posts: 4	There are a lot of contributing factors to the output of your final renders. I use adobe premiere and recommend the following: 1)Make sure your project file is the same dimensions as your finished project is planned to be. This helps avoid stretching/skewing when the render has to change the height/width. 2)The biggest factor, that I've noticed, when rendering my projects to HD WMV format is the BITRATE setting. I try to keep it at 4200+ kb/s. But the higher the bitrate, the higher the size of the rendered file. So I'd mess with it and find your "happy place" __________________ GamingSanctum Productions