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Re: Reporting Back-EX1 render times
by Aleksey Severyukhin on Dec 14, 2008 at 3:33:59 am

thank you Rafael.
5. Sd seq. "Video processing for eight bit YUV: AGAIN, THIS DOESN'T MATTER HERE BECAUSE YOU DON'T GONNA RENDER THIS SEQUENCE. KEEP IT WITH THE DEFAULT FOR 8b."-
"HERE IS WHEN YOU NEED TO SET "RENDER ALL YUV MATERIAL IN HIGH PRECISION YUV" AND RENDER MOTION EFFECTS: BEST. "- so I should set SD seq this way only after I dropeed the hd seq, correct?
5.1." If you have already rendered something in the HD sequence, delete the render files so everything will be rendered at once in the SD time-line."- I rendered everything in HD seq cuz I need to edit it and see how it looks/moves. Can you clarify it that please.

and just quick tour in compressor:
dvd best 90 mins-in inspector-encoder- video format tab check aspect ratio "16:9"-in quality tab motion estimation set to "best". If you are adjusting "Average Bit Rate" and "Maximum Bit Rate" fields, what is your method of calculation.

You helping to a lot of people.






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