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SassySloth
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This is to all GoPro and Sony Vegas users i need some help.

1. MPEG StreamClip
What are your render settings in streamclip when your GoPro is set at 720p at 60p?

2. Sony Vegas 9
What are your render setting to keep it HD after you have imported and edited all your clips and have your edit ready?

Thanks so much
+KKKKKKKK for help

I know Abek had a workflow video but that is for FCP and i have tried so many different ways to do it and nothing has been working.

Thanks

Feb 2 2011 11:50AM
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ripper_shredder
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when i render my edits, i usually render it to 1280x720 and a 1.000 aspect ratio. you might need to play around with the aspect ratio but make sure its the same one as the one you edit with.
Feb 2 2011 7:05PM
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jca
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if you're using vegas, you don't have to convert the files. you can edit them straight up in vegas.
Feb 2 2011 7:17PM
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Tanner-D
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This Vegas supports mp4.

Feb 2 2011 7:25PM
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SassySloth
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i know but its super laggy.


Also to above.

when you say render 1280 x 720 at 1.00 aspect ratio.
whats that in??

AAC/ACV?
WMV??

Feb 2 2011 7:35PM
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ripper_shredder
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either one would work. I personally use wmv because it is easier on your computer to render, the sound quality is better with out sacrificing a bigger file, and the video quality is just as good
Feb 2 2011 9:15PM
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SassySloth
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ok and how long does rendering take for you.

mine seems like an eternity if not at all
Feb 2 2011 9:28PM
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ripper_shredder
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it depends on your computer (but mostly your processor). I have a dell studio 1558 with i7. for a 2 minute edit, it may take about 30mins.... if it is taking a long time, maybe your computer is just not built for hd. in that case, just render in a lower quality but keep your aspect ratio. you might need to play around with it
Feb 2 2011 10:07PM
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ChillTeenDad420
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i found this thread very helpful:
Feb 7 2011 1:08AM
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