oh darn thanks...for the oppinion..for the tip on the VidID...cant say more than thanks for your oppinion and glad u liked itToxical wrote:You should read "The VidID / VidLink / Embed tags" @ http://www.animemusicvideos.org/forum/v ... =3&t=76342.
Now for the AMV. Dude, you got me when Yuno showed up haha! The scene with the eyes, oh so perfect! The syncing was pretty good, not perfect, but as good as you can ask for. The CC was pretty damn good aswell! As for the AMV itself, yes it is one of the best non-story AMVs I've seen in a while. The scene choices were pretty awesome, it did not look random at all. Keep up the good work, I would love to see what you can do next time!
Like crap : Straight render from vegas into mp4: 1280x720,29,97 fps,square pixels,progresive,constant 10 mil bps,audio : 44,1hz...128bps...trying to find right settings to do it anotherway..like vegas rendering to lagarith and encoding the lossy file with zarxgui to mp4 coz seems like direct render as mp4 from vegas has decent quality yet the filesize is too big...for this one especially...considering before i was getting like arround 80 Mb for 2 minutes at the same resolution/fpsMelanchthon wrote:How did you encode this?
If you render the video project as Lagarith (or UTVideo or Huffyuv), the resulting file is lossless. The idea is to lossily compress your source only once, right at the end of the video-making process, and using lossless codecs allows the video to be exported from the editing program to be compressed lossily for distribution by programs that are better at the job than your editing suite. If you have enough disk space you could export uncompressed, but just get Lagarith or UTVideo.AlexxAMV wrote:trying to find right settings to do it anotherway..like vegas rendering to lagarith and encoding the lossy file with zarxgui to mp4 coz seems like direct render as mp4 from vegas has decent quality yet the filesize is too big...
The video reminded me more of an extended trailer spot than anything else, and it was nice eye candy. The synch was tight to start with, and then it started drifting near the end. I don't see anything in the editing that suggests you were doing anything different, so maybe it's just a problem with the export. The audio does seem to cut out before the video finishes playing. Yes,the encoding thing I watched the indications and shall do it in the 1st opportunity, about the sync,I did messed up a part starting 1:05 for about 20 seconds,and afterwards it gets slightly fixed,the rest of the missync ytube weirdly added since it is absent in the original,thank you verry much for the oppinion and for helping out with the sugestions,will try to make smth better next time,I,m yet learning Manny thingMelanchthon wrote:If you render the video project as Lagarith (or UTVideo or Huffyuv), the resulting file is lossless. The idea is to lossily compress your source only once, right at the end of the video-making process, and using lossless codecs allows the video to be exported from the editing program to be compressed lossily for distribution by programs that are better at the job than your editing suite. If you have enough disk space you could export uncompressed, but just get Lagarith or UTVideo.AlexxAMV wrote:trying to find right settings to do it anotherway..like vegas rendering to lagarith and encoding the lossy file with zarxgui to mp4 coz seems like direct render as mp4 from vegas has decent quality yet the filesize is too big...
As well as the Youtube videos linked, there's a page in the guide that deals with compression and gives a better view of the Zarx264gui window:
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/ ... 64gui.html
Anyway, this the Announcement forum, not one of the technical ones.
Quick edit: I don't mean it started drifting at one particular point, but it became noticeable about half way through and was pretty severe by the end, given how fast the cuts were.