Any good video rendering software for HD video's?

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SilentRich

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I was wondering if anyone had any good advice on what software I can use to render my videos?

I can record all the way up to 1080p but I stick with 720p but I still need software that can render it and be reliable. So erm........advice plz :)
 
sony vegas ;) Sony vegas is absolutely great ^^ PROUD USER HERE c:< But it actually doesnt rlly matter XD Windows movie maker can render in 1080p anyway ;) But i think yu shuld stick to 720p :) 720p is just enuf for watching vids ^^
 
Lawlz said:
sony vegas ;) Sony vegas is absolutely great ^^ PROUD USER HERE c:< But it actually doesnt rlly matter XD Windows movie maker can render in 1080p anyway ;) But i think yu shuld stick to 720p :) 720p is just enuf for watching vids ^^
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Well it weird because my videos are in 720p and some in 1080p on youtube but sometimes they fail to buffer and it makes me wonder if I needed to render them to make the buffering easier.........or is that strictly on youtubes end?
 
The Adobe CS Suite is the industry standard. If you're not opposed to a learning curve the possibilities are endless. However, as Lawls said vegas is a good program if you don't want as big of a learning curve.
 
SilentRich said:
Well it weird because my videos are in 720p and some in 1080p on youtube but sometimes they fail to buffer and it makes me wonder if I needed to render them to make the buffering easier.........or is that strictly on youtubes end?
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i have that problem too sometimes but that isnt something yu should worry about ^^ That prob solves itself after a while ^^ Well with my vids it does solve itself XD It doesnt have anything to do with how your vid is rendered ;) Patience my fwuend XDDD
 
Sony vegas 12, Adobe Premier Pro or Adobe after effects. I got the Sony Vegas 12 for editting while after effects for GFX. It's more sensible using Premier with effects but i'm really very comfortable with Vegas. Tops in popularity in usage with tons of tutorial videos, while Premier Pro is MUCH MORE advanced and complex and comes after Vegas in usage popularity due to that fact.
 
Lawlz said:
i have that problem too sometimes but that isnt something yu should worry about ^^ That prob solves itself after a while ^^ Well with my vids it does solve itself XD It doesnt have anything to do with how your vid is rendered ;) Patience my fwuend XDDD
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To be honest its only the longer vids with this issue the shorter videos come out like a freaking dream :)
 
I use Sony Vegas 12 and I love it. The reason why I really like it is because it is compatible with CUDA, which means I can use my Nvidia card to speed up the rendering process and by far does it speed it up. :)
 
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