coral gazelle
i use premiere pro to export and im wondering if i should export my 128mpbs footage as 120mpbs or 100mpbs
obviously 100mpbs wouldn't take as long as 120mpbs, but with a loss of quality
i want to know how big the quality loss is
could somoene upload 2 vids comparing? or send me a vid
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also post on yt: i will be using 4k
brittle ether
why dont u export both and see how it looks
coral gazelle
why dont u export both and see how it looks
i cant get on my pc until next week
so im hoping someone could provide me with quicker results
or just a quick video explaining it
twilit pumice
i use premiere pro to export and im wondering if i should export my 128mpbs foot...
You’d probably be fine with 60 for 1080p stuff
But VBR/CBR aren’t good rate control methods
Use voukoder from #🎥｜vid-editor-settings
It’s a lot faster and more efficient
coral gazelle
You’d probably be fine with 60 for 1080p stuff
i use 240fps to compress to 60 if that's what you mean
coral gazelle
But VBR/CBR aren’t good rate control methods
i mean they're fine
coral gazelle
Use voukoder from <#1022956596768288919>
tried voukoder before, was a lot slower
then i unintalled it
and now it doesnt work anymore
voudoker is just another extra step i have to do
twilit pumice
i use 240fps to compress to 60 if that's what you mean
60 mbps, not fps
twilit pumice
tried voukoder before, was a lot slower
Probably an issue with your settings but it’s whatever
twilit pumice
60 mbps, not fps
I usually see 240 mbps recommended though
It’s excessive but it definitely works
coral gazelle
I usually see 240 mbps recommended though
yeah it takes way too long tho
like whats the point if the source clip is 128
celest lynx
because the source bitrate is irrelevant
coral gazelle
because the source bitrate is irrelevant
?
isn't that like saying
exporting 360p footage as 1080p, and the quality will magically be better
each color will only be 4 pixels more
celest lynx
no
reencoding alone cant make your video look better than the source
its always gonna be slightly worse or the exact same
128mbit -> 128mbit will look worse than 128mbit -> 240mbit
but not by a noticeable amount
no reasonable resolution requires a bitrate that high to look good or indistinguishable from source
coral gazelle
reencoding alone cant make your video look better than the source
yeah that's what i mean
coral gazelle
128mbit -> 128mbit will look worse than 128mbit -> 240mbit
oh
i used to do 240 tho, and now i do 120 and i dont see a difference tbh