How do I fix the choppiness after rendering a video on Sony Vegas Pro 13?
Pay careful attention to the settings under the "Customize Template..." option for the rendering output you have selected. Some options allow the source to adjust the frame rate from what you intend it to be. If the source footage is not choppy to begin with, make sure that check-box is deselected. In addition, if your footage is not exactly the same frame rate as your intended output, I strongly suggest right-clicking on the footage in the timeline and selecting Switches -> Disable Resample. This step saves you from weird ghosting caused from frame rate mismatch as well as some rendering time.
How do I fix the video preview lag on the Sony Vegas 15?
This is how to fix the lag on Sony Vegas 15.In the preview window, Click on “Best” and select one of these;Good FullGood HalfGood QuarterTry them until playback gets smooth and fixed the lag.Here’s a screenshot for you:
How do you make Sony Vegas work with less lag?
Choose Preview auto from the drop down list on top of the Preview box(can also try draft auto if the lagging continues). Also if you have added a lot of effects to the clips then its very difficult for it to auto render and playback at the same frame/data rate for the comp so you can use tools such as 'selective pre render'. Also nesting is also a good technique that pre renders the clips and they playback smoothly.
What is the best video creating and editing software?
As Kishore Sawant answered a lot depends on what you hope to achieve.I usually divide film-making into 3 categories:1>Films without any effects and no real major soundtracks:For this basic video editors like windows movie maker,power director and other home video editing software's (The Best Home Video-Editing Software) are more than sufficient.If your a beginner in film making this is always the place to start.2>Professionally made films w/o CG and moderately complex sound track:Adobe Premiere Pro is an industry standard tool that allows for supreme control over video and audio tracks.One can master audio tracks within Premiere as well.3>Professionally made films with CG and Intense sound tracks:A combination of Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe After Effects.Adobe after effects is the industry standard tool for creating and compositing effects on live footage as well as for graphic designing. Premiere and After Effects seamlessly integrate to provide an extremely comfortable work-flow allowing for speedy production of professional level content.This can further be combined with any 3D softwares you use.(After Effects and Cinema 4D work realy well together, infact the latest version of After Effects i.e. After Effects CC comes with Cinema 4D lite)I personally don't recommend Sony Vegas Pro as I don't find it as powerful and feature rich as After Effects.As a user of both Premiere and After Effects for the last 6 years I can definitely vouch for them and would recommend you start learning how to use them as soon as you can.After effects however does have a pretty steep learning curve.but the possibilities granted by it are infinite. Premiere on the other hand can be learnt really fast.Hope this helps.
How long should it take to render a short video.?
I've made a 40 minute video of pictures, all with transitions and sound track. I let it run over night and when I got up this a.m. it states that it still has 7 hours left. That means that it will take 12 hours. I'm no techno head so all I can tell you is that my PC is of a high standard. If you ask me for info I should be able to find it for you.
Why does my audio in Sony Vegas sound bad when I render the video?
Check your render settings. Make sure your audio rendering is sufficiently high quality. My baseline bitrate for AAC audio is 192 kbps (this is in Vegas Pro 13 but should be similar for Vegas 10):You can check what the rendered file’s audio bitrate is by right-clicking and selecting Properties > Details.You could also use MediaInfo, or even just drop your rendered file back into Vegas and look at its Properties.
Is a slow motion scene possible to shoot in 30 FPS?
Actually, you can shoot something “slo mo” by shooting at 30 fps, if your playback speed is the theatrical movie standard of 24. It won’t be slowed very much but it wlll be noticeable. In fact this is a common technique for filming fake underwater (or dry for wet) scenes. Speeds between 28 and 36 fps will look like someone who is moving against the drag of being in water. It’s also a way to smooth out any motion that might be a little too “jerky” without going full slo mo.