well, I'd go with the xvid in vdubmod because I know for a fact it supports high frame rates.JaddziaDax wrote:then do this?JaddziaDax wrote:http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/ ... xport.html
and compress with zarxgui or to xvid in virtualdub mod
n00b question about rendering//encoding [VEGAS]
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No wonder your videos out of sync:
Do not change the aspect ratio to a NTSC Video CD (that would explain the blocks). Change it to a PAL Video CD.
Although theres no reason to use a different codec as i know that SONY Vegas has a MPEG-2 codec pre-installed. Why not use that one? Most computers bought....hmm...well since service pack 2 should already have a default MPEG-2 codec installed and besides it provides much superior quality then MPEG-1 would ever be.
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Okay first you should change the frame rate down to 25fps for PAL for NTSC to 30fps.Footage Properties Im using -
Attributes - 352x240x32
Format - MPEG-1
Frame Rate - 50.000 [Double PAL]
Field Order - None [Progressive Scan]
Pixel Aspect Ratio - 0.9132 [NTSC Video CD]
Alpha Channel - None
Do not change the aspect ratio to a NTSC Video CD (that would explain the blocks). Change it to a PAL Video CD.
Although theres no reason to use a different codec as i know that SONY Vegas has a MPEG-2 codec pre-installed. Why not use that one? Most computers bought....hmm...well since service pack 2 should already have a default MPEG-2 codec installed and besides it provides much superior quality then MPEG-1 would ever be.
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