I never recommend Windows Movie Maker. I use to use it, but in all honesty, it's so confusing to use. As for your bps question, that sounds about right.
It's confusing to use!? What the hell type of WMM are you using? :| It's like the most easiest thing to use ever. It's even less complicating than an Iphone. I'd say SVP is about 10x more confusing.
Either way, I've used it for a long time and it really does get the job done. But it's lacking heavily in the editing compartment.. which is why I'm trying to get SVP to work instead.
It can't be right tho, even tho it sounds right. I rendered a short video now with the settings you said. But I do have a few questions.
- HDV template didn't have the 1920x1080p resolution, so I opted for the HD template instead. I'm assuming the V stands for video, but I don't really think they're that different?
- Why do you set the "profile" to baseline?
- I've seen a lot of videos where people say you should tick OFF "allow source to adjust frame rate". I record at 60fps, and I want my videos to be same framerate, but incase I for some reason drop frames while playing or something happens, I don't want it to mess up my whole video when rendering.
- What's "enable progressive download" , and why should it be ticked off?
The Mbps you said I should use, gives me horrible quality. I can literally see the pixels in the video and that's not going to work.. I want my quality to be solid, and if you look at some of my videos, you'll see the quality is way to high to be as low as 1,500,000bps. I'm going to try rising it up way higher, because when it's rendered, my video has to have atleast 8000kpbs to be uploaded as 1080p HD quality on Youtube.
EDIT: I rendered with same settings on both. One by using CPU and the other with GPU (CUDA) and the Cuda one is about 10 seconds faster. I guess that would mean a lot if the video was 30 min+
Thanks for the replies btw![DOUBLEPOST=1444779461,1444778704][/DOUBLEPOST]So the reason why I'd never use "Variable bit-rate" is shown pretty well here. First clip was used with variable bit rate (1,500,000bps) and second one was used with a constant bit rate (10,000,000)
If you look closely at the first clip (be sure to put it at highest quality, which is 1080p), you can see that even tho the stuff on the screen is perfectly still, the pixels around it move. This is because the bitrate varies, I assume.
On the second clip, it's totally solid. Ignore the talking btw, it's a random recording I did after loosing a match because of S**T matchmaking :>
FIRST:
And because YTtalk is retarded and doesn't let people post YOUTUBE VIDEOS .... on a YOUTUBE FORUM FOR YOUTUBERS ..... I can't post the videos. Great.
h tt ps ://ww w. yo utub e. com/ watch?v=lfkq Rv wKSS A
SECOND:
ht tps ://ww w .y out ube . com / wat ch?v= mfZiT88D LeE
Edit: I did manage to sneak it in by putting tons of spaces in between. You'll have to copy the link and remove the spaces to see it. Or check my channel in "Videos"
