#need opinions on these renders

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rustic sapphire
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which 1 looks better

inland warren
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1 looks way choppier

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I’m on mobile so I can’t say with a lot of authority rn

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But what are the configs for each of them?

rustic sapphire
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  • blur
    blur: true
    blur amount: 1.2
    blur output fps: 60
    blur weighting: gaussian

  • interpolation
    interpolate: true
    interpolated fps: 960

  • rendering
    quality: 5
    preview: false
    detailed filenames: false

  • timescale
    input timescale: 1
    output timescale: 1
    adjust timescaled audio pitch: false

  • filters
    brightness: 1.03
    saturation: 1
    contrast: 1

  • advanced rendering
    gpu: true
    gpu type (nvidia/amd/intel): nvidia
    deduplicate: true
    custom ffmpeg filters: -c:v libx264 -c:a copy -preset slower -x264-params aq-mode=3 -crf 7 -b:a 256k -pix_fmt yuv420p

  • advanced blur
    blur weighting gaussian std dev: 2
    blur weighting triangle reverse: false
    blur weighting bound: [0,2]

  • advanced interpolation
    interpolation program (svp/rife/rife-ncnn): svp
    interpolation speed: medium
    interpolation tuning: smooth
    interpolation algorithm: 13

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this is for 1 ^

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  • blur
    blur: true
    blur amount: 1.5
    blur output fps: 30
    blur weighting: gaussian_sym

  • interpolation
    interpolate: true
    interpolated fps: 1800

  • rendering
    quality: 15
    preview: false
    detailed filenames: true

  • timescale
    input timescale: 1
    output timescale: 1
    adjust timescaled audio pitch: false

  • filters
    brightness: 1.04
    saturation: 1.2
    contrast: 1.1

  • advanced rendering
    gpu: false
    gpu type (nvidia/amd/intel): nvidia
    deduplicate: true
    custom ffmpeg filters:

  • advanced blur
    blur weighting gaussian std dev: 1
    blur weighting triangle reverse: false
    blur weighting bound: [0,1,2]

  • advanced interpolation
    interpolation program (svp/rife/rife-ncnn): svp
    interpolation speed: medium
    interpolation tuning: weak
    interpolation algorithm: 13

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@inland warren

inland warren
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Input fps?

rustic sapphire
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recorded in 300 1080p obs

image.png
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then I rendered with voduker

inland warren
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Any encoding lag?

rustic sapphire
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or whatever its called

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0

inland warren
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In-game fps?

rustic sapphire
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way more than 300

inland warren
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Set profile to main and see if you can go higher

rustic sapphire
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i was getting like 800

inland warren
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But the reason that 1 looks worse is the interpolation speed

rustic sapphire
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i can do 480 fps with p1 and baseline

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should i try that

inland warren
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Faster speeds are less accurate, which can result in choppiness

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You can get away with using them at higher framerates

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But I’d use either medium or fast

rustic sapphire
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kk

rustic sapphire
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idk why i just like 30 on mcpe alot

inland warren
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  • blur
    blur: true
    blur amount: 1.0
    blur output fps: 30
    blur weighting: equal

  • interpolation
    interpolate: true
    interpolated fps: 1200

  • rendering
    quality: 15
    preview: false
    detailed filenames: true

  • timescale
    input timescale: 1
    output timescale: 1
    adjust timescaled audio pitch: false

  • filters
    brightness: 1.04
    saturation: 1.2
    contrast: 1.1

  • advanced rendering
    gpu: false
    gpu type (nvidia/amd/intel): nvidia
    deduplicate: true
    custom ffmpeg filters:

  • advanced blur
    blur weighting gaussian std dev: 1
    blur weighting triangle reverse: false
    blur weighting bound: [0,1,2]

  • advanced interpolation
    interpolation program (svp/rife/rife-ncnn): svp
    interpolation speed: medium
    interpolation tuning: weak
    interpolation algorithm: 23

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See how well that works

rustic sapphire
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kk

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should i try recording higher like 360?

inland warren
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Yeah

rustic sapphire
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aight

inland warren
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Higher is pretty much always better, as long as you don’t get encoding lag

rustic sapphire
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does it matter

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like can i go to p1 and record way higher

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or should i stick to p4

cyan kiln
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go to p1

inland warren
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But otherwise no, you may as well use P1 if you’re fine with larger files

rustic sapphire
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@cyan kiln @inland warren is this better

inland warren
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Yes