Select a bit rate as suggested by Graham. Secondly, the bit rate set at 9000kbps is way too low for a high quality output.
The 25.000 (PAL) setting needs to be 50.000(PAL) That's where you're losing your smoothness. there are 3 parameters that you would need to change in your second to last photo, to help achieve what he suggests. Should I be doing the same in the project settings field?įurther to Graham's comments. I did change the export settings frame rate to 50.000 and it has improved. When viewing the raw footage, then the same video after its been exported even with no other editing done, there is a clear difference in the video. I dont really know what that means, but is it a problem? My laptops pretty basic and I chose serif because it was cheap and said something about it creates 'proxy' files to ease editing on less powerful computers. I have options to create my own template where I can adjust these fields Its hard to say if video quality has been lost but the smoothness definitely has. The exported video looks less smooth, less fluid than the raw file. I also usually change the render quality to 'best' and it has in brackets (very slow) next to the 'best' render quality setting. I usually just click on 'general 1080p Pal 16:9' And it automatically uses the settings on the right there. When it comes to exporting, I choose file, then mp4 video. Heres a picture of what info comes up when I hover over the raw video that I've put into serif. Here is a picture of this screen, the premade templates are in the list, the blue one is the one currently selected. Its currently set to this standard template: What project settings should I be using? I can adjust these: This afternoon I made a 1:30 minute video and imported it to serif.
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