Sony Vegas 7.0 : DVD Quality
- GH
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Sony Vegas 7.0 : DVD Quality
I know of 2 different ways to get DVD quality,you can either use DVD Torrents,or just rip from DVD's,is their away to somehow to set the settings on vegas up when your rendering to make it DVD Quality,and keep the same quality after compressing?
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Re: Sony Vegas 7.0 : DVD Quality
When you compress a video using a lossy codec, there will be quality loss, bar none. This can be minimized using AviSynth filters and certain codecs, like x264 over XviD, but if you want a video in a distributable size (as in, under 100 MB), you're gonna have to deal with quality loss.sevajin wrote:I know of 2 different ways to get DVD quality,you can either use DVD Torrents,or just rip from DVD's,is their away to somehow to set the settings on vegas up when your rendering to make it DVD Quality,and keep the same quality after compressing?
As for rendering from Vegas, make sure you render out to Lagarith or HuffYUV and then use either VirtualDubMod or Zarx264GUI to compress your video to either XviD or x264, respectively. Read about how to do this here.
- GH
- Joined: Tue Jul 03, 2007 6:31 pm
Re: Sony Vegas 7.0 : DVD Quality
thanks for the help =D,well the quality hit wont be to bad will it?CrackTheSky wrote:When you compress a video using a lossy codec, there will be quality loss, bar none. This can be minimized using AviSynth filters and certain codecs, like x264 over XviD, but if you want a video in a distributable size (as in, under 100 MB), you're gonna have to deal with quality loss.sevajin wrote:I know of 2 different ways to get DVD quality,you can either use DVD Torrents,or just rip from DVD's,is their away to somehow to set the settings on vegas up when your rendering to make it DVD Quality,and keep the same quality after compressing?
As for rendering from Vegas, make sure you render out to Lagarith or HuffYUV and then use either VirtualDubMod or Zarx264GUI to compress your video to either XviD or x264, respectively. Read about how to do this here.
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