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Clips messing up in sony vegas

Created 12th October 2010 @ 15:21

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Spira

I used the tga technique and did the process of virtual dub & encoding. Now when I try to edit it in sony vegas it comes out really sketchy.

Here is the messed up clip edited in vegas;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGUTK6Wg37I

Here is the unedited mp4(bit messed up at the start);
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv047FJzsUA

How can I fix this?

AnimaL

use different method of rendering

Spira

Quoted from AnimaL

use different method of rendering

The clip fucks up as soon as I put it on the timeline.

n00ne

Is the losless vid you got after vdubing it also like that?

flisko

atu???
TWIN

do you use the vdub and encoding shiz in the pldx tool?

Spira

This is what I do.
Record tga.
Use virtual dub with default settings
Encode with h264 (Comes out fine)
Load up vegas and as soon as I dropped the clip on the time line, it messes up.


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dellort

Edit in vegas before you encode it..

Mits

Quoted from dellort

Edit in vegas before you encode it..

this^

Spira

So after I used virtual dub put that huge file in sony vegas and then encode?

dellort

Quoted from Spira

So after I used virtual dub put that huge file in sony vegas and then encode?

Yes, but vegas has a preview window that plays it in low quality so it isn’t as laggy to watch before encoding.

Spira

Wow this takes ages just for one clip..

Anyway what settings do I render as?

Geten

I’m gonna hijack this thread with a question. Does it really matter if I encode with lagarith or h264 for tga?

AnimaL

Quoted from Geten

I’m gonna hijack this thread with a question. Does it really matter if I encode with lagarith or h264 for tga?

tga = best quality, would still need losless encode
lagarith = losless, already encoded in video that u can edid if u have massive pc
h264 = why would u encode before edit?

spire, final encode doesnt matter, best quality ofc is h264

Geten

Oh, well really I meant for the final touch in mgui. If that makes any sense. But both are still doable, ja?

dellort

Spira render as uncompressed, 60 fps, and whatever resolution you recorded at. Huhy made a tutorial on how to render/encode for high quality.

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