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| Khorde:
--- Quote from: Jairo on March 12, 2017, 03:25:51 PM ---right click on your video clips -> switches -> disable resample --- End quote --- hold ctrl on all your video clips before doing this and you can do all the clips at the same time. |
| Mouse droidz 21:
--- Quote from: Jairo on March 12, 2017, 03:25:51 PM ---right click on your video clips -> switches -> disable resample --- End quote --- I disabled resample and it's still laggy. Also I noticed one of the issues why it's lagging is because I'm playing blockland borderless but this should not make the video laggy at all because I recorded it at 60 fps. Vegas is doing something wrong here |
| otto-san:
--- Quote from: Mouse droidz 21 on March 12, 2017, 03:21:22 PM ---Was the video smooth? no lag at all? --- End quote --- yeah, seems to be fine. --- Quote from: Mouse droidz 21 on March 12, 2017, 04:18:02 PM ---I disabled resample and it's still laggy. Also I noticed one of the issues why it's lagging is because I'm playing blockland borderless but this should not make the video laggy at all because I recorded it at 60 fps. Vegas is doing something wrong here --- End quote --- vegas isn't doing anything wrong. when you set the preview to a high quality settings, you're rendering out a high-quality video to view it in real-time, and your computer is probably just having trouble keeping up. high-resolution video rendering is a resource-intensive task, and it's completely normal for hardware to struggle rendering it as fast as it can be viewed. just set the preview to a lower quality unless you need it to be higher; it has no effect on the final rendered video, that's dependent on your export settings. |
| Mouse droidz 21:
--- Quote from: otto-san on March 12, 2017, 04:26:35 PM ---vegas isn't doing anything wrong. when you set the preview to a high quality settings, you're rendering out a high-quality video to view it in real-time, and your computer is probably just having trouble keeping up. high-resolution video rendering is a resource-intensive task, and it's completely normal for hardware to struggle rendering it as fast as it can be viewed. just set the preview to a lower quality unless you need it to be higher; it has no effect on the final rendered video, that's dependent on your export settings. --- End quote --- Must be my computer then. Thanks for the help, gonna lock this now |
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