
Emotive wrote:I'm not too much of an expert on this but it's fairly simple, something along the lines of the thingy below does the trick for me A-Ok.
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Also make sure you don't have many other programs running while rendering (that also depends on your processor/RAM of course, some putes can handle a lot but it's nice to be safe).
Also, ignore the "directshow" part of the screenshot, use avisource. Rush mistake.
guardiansoulblade wrote:I had it set on Constant Quality
I had the Quantizer at 51 and I had it set on Normal with the Normalize option checked.
guardiansoulblade wrote:I had it set on Constant Quality
I had the Quantizer at 51 and I had it set on Normal with the Normalize option checked.
mirkosp wrote:If you need high quality, you could go as low as 16, though unnecessary most of the time. Crf 10 is REALLY as low as you'd ever need to go if your source is terribly impossible to compress, and that would come off as an insanely huge file for the gained quality, really.
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