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what codec do you use?

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and can you show us your render settings

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on avi you get a selection of codecs to select

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and you have to select, set up the right one, and then press ok

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get rid of sub sample reflections and raycast for sure
and idk if player labels while rendering might be bugged

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it happens once you press ok

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you select avi, then press ok to render

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that's when it'll bring up the selection

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as a separate window

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but

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i think your issue is not the codec

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you see the flag also during the rendering

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right?

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well so first of all

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why is 3d stereo on

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second, why player labels on

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disable sharpen, disable 3d stero, disable player labels

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it might also just be the combination of 3d stereo and player labels that fucks up the labels

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since 3d stereo is a feature relatively untested

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no

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webm is fine

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your 3d stereo is already a huge issue

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like i said get rid of it

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except for when you're trying to make a 3d video on purpose

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but i doubt that's what you want

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left-right 3d stereo i can confirm in TM2 already that it's broken since ever

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will make the motionblur and edges smoother at the cost of taking much longer

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for quicker renders, 9x is enough

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the most difference past 9x is in the motionblur

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motionblur fyi must stay on Full

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anything else is broken

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you can abort a render mid-render at any point btw and get what you already rendered as a working file

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so if you just wanna test settings, let it render for a few seconds, and then you get a short snippet if it works as you want or not

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what did you do now

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did you use avi uncompressed?

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you gotta either use webm, or avi with lagarith lossless

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or whatever codec of your choice

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as an unexperienced user you're probably best of sticking with built in webm

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unexplained

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just leave it

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because you have to install it yourself

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you can also install x264 codecs

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or a divx

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whatever you wanna work with

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it depends on your workflow in video editing software

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if you don't plan on using the footage in any editing afterwards, just go for webm

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that you have to look for yourself

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it's different for every codec

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it's like a program to install so

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you'll have to consult the installation guides for each

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but with you just starting out i'd really just scrap codecs entirely for now

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and really go with webm

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not really no

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the only other thing you can open is

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when you select a configurable codec

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the "configure" button will open the codec's UI itself

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just use webm

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pepeyop

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