Help-video problem
Help-video problem
I have been trying to make videos, but theres a strange thing going on and I don't know what causes it. I'll try to explain:
-First I record footage with fraps, perfectly fine, no problem at all. Then I decompress it. The file size obviously goes down, but so does the quality. This is the new stuff that virtualdub has never done for me before. But the thing is that there is a very big quality drop between the recorded footage and the video itself. If anyone knows a solution or something, please help.
Edit: if virtualdub doesnt decrease the quality, rendering does/does too.
-First I record footage with fraps, perfectly fine, no problem at all. Then I decompress it. The file size obviously goes down, but so does the quality. This is the new stuff that virtualdub has never done for me before. But the thing is that there is a very big quality drop between the recorded footage and the video itself. If anyone knows a solution or something, please help.
Edit: if virtualdub doesnt decrease the quality, rendering does/does too.
@GRgaergaergaergerag Try to Use another Recording Program like Bandicam.
Originally Posted by dizzyeasy
@GRgaergaergaergerag Try to Use another Recording Program like Bandicam.
and bandicam sucks ass
Originally Posted by GRgaergaergaergerag
again. the problem is not with fraps.
and bandicam sucks ass
Originally Posted by dizzyeasy
hmm It's working Good with Me. If you Have Problems with resolution it think use SonyVegas for Video Editing,.
I use Fraps for recording
VirtualDub for compressing
And Sony vegas pro 10 trial for editing
note this, the problem is not with the programs I use (maybe the program itself or a codec problem or idk)
Originally Posted by GRgaergaergaergerag
Okay so
I use Fraps for recording
VirtualDub for compressing
And Sony vegas pro 10 trial for editing
note this, the problem is not with the programs I use (maybe the program itself or a codec problem or idk)
import fraps movies into sony vegas (UNCOMPRESSED)
Render as a 720P windows media video file 11 6.0MBps
Boom.
Originally Posted by ZeroTroubles
Record with fraps
import fraps movies into sony vegas (UNCOMPRESSED)
Render as a 720P windows media video file 11 6.0MBps
Boom.
import fraps movies into sony vegas (UNCOMPRESSED)
Render as a 720P windows media video file 11 6.0MBps
Boom.
Originally Posted by GRgaergaergaergerag
Uncompressed means 3 min 3 GB file. that takes fvcking forever to render i guess
Originally Posted by GRgaergaergaergerag
Uncompressed means 3 min 3 GB file. that takes fvcking forever to render i guess
Plus, it doesn't matter how big the filesize of a input file is I believe
Originally Posted by ZeroTroubles
That is untrue. I take around 40 min to render 2 episodes, 12 min and 17 min, 27 min in total.
Plus, it doesn't matter how big the filesize of a input file is I believe
Plus, it doesn't matter how big the filesize of a input file is I believe
Fraps is 1 GB every 30 seconds ._.
tried rendering with uncompressed files: same low quality file.
So the problem is not with the decompressing, that produces the same high-quality video, but with the rendering where is a quality rate drop.
So the problem is not with the decompressing, that produces the same high-quality video, but with the rendering where is a quality rate drop.