- #Sony movie studio platinum 12 stops rendering after 44% how to
- #Sony movie studio platinum 12 stops rendering after 44% movie
- #Sony movie studio platinum 12 stops rendering after 44% 1080p
Yes the standard hard drive is 7200rpm but soon i'm upgrading it to a Samsung Evo 850 SSD drive which is also 1TB same as the standard 7200rpm one I have in my laptop at present. But soon i'm getting a Hero 4 which can record in 4K at 3fps. I had the GoPro Hero Hero 3+ which only recorded in 4K at 15fps so I chose to always record in 2.7K at 30fps.
#Sony movie studio platinum 12 stops rendering after 44% 1080p
I tried 1080P and the 2.7K video rendered at 4K is much better quality.
#Sony movie studio platinum 12 stops rendering after 44% movie
Because Sony Movie Studio Platinum 13 gives you many options and one isn't 2.7k, you either have 1080P or 4K and I chose 4K as it at least keeps a lot more quality than rendering at 1080P. You can start double checking those video settings in Vegas. I'd encode using CRF outside of Vegas, but that you can do only using dmfs, where CRF only distributes bitrate if necessary, and easy settings for better playability could be set for encoder, but that is advanced. Try to lower the average as low, as you do not get artifacts. So 2pass VBR then? In that case you might waste bitrate again. Then did you encode with CBR in Vegas? That could be way too much unnecessary video bitrate as well. It seems to me that if someone commits to 4K he should realize that comes with a heavy performance penalty. Just trying to understand the motivation. It is filesize that worries you? Do you think that highly compressed video renders easier? _Al_, out of curiosity why do you aim to lower the bitrate to as low as possible without seeing artifacts.
To look at it at video and audio settings, leaving aside hardware ,Īudio bitrate seems to be way too much.
The footage is 2.7k as you say, why would you upscale to 4k? Video will not get any better.
#Sony movie studio platinum 12 stops rendering after 44% how to
I am in the next few weeks replacing the 1TB HDD drive for a Samsung EVO 850 1TB SSD but i'm readin on how to clone the built in drive so I don't have to do a reocvery and lose all my files and everything when changing the drives. The laptop has two graphics cards, an NVidia GeForce GTX860M and an Intel HD Graphics 4600 but only uses the NVidia for gaming as far as i've read, all other tasks including the laptop's HDMI output use the Intel one. The chipset is Intel 8 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller. The video data rate of one of the videos is 98832kbps and total bit rate is 100376kbps. The resolution on the internal graphics card is set to the tv's native resolution os 3,840 x 2,160. I've got it connected to a Panasonic TX58AX802 58" 4K tv via the laptop's 4K HDMI output. I've got 819GB free space and have used 111GB so far. It's an Intel Core i7 4710HQ 2.5Ghz processor, 16GB RAM, 1TB 7200RPM HDD and is running Windows 7 64 Bit.
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