This video was trimmed in lossless, rendered in blur, then I rendered it in vegas and used ffmpeg to upscale
#How would I get Flaw level clarity and quality of video in my renders?
mighty compass
Current recording settings
. I use Flarial motion blur (Avg Pixel Blur 3.5ish)
. OBS Settings Above
. Process is: Lossless>Blur>Rendered via Vegas>Upscaled in FFmpeg
. I have an AMD GPU and overall a quite powerful PC
wary girder
. I use Flarial motion blur (Avg Pixel Blur 3.5ish)
. OBS Settings Above
. Proce...
"quite powerful pc"
is extremely vague
do u have native 1440p monitor
mighty compass
"quite powerful pc"
9070xt, Rysen 5 9600x, 32GB of DDR5 (If that matters.) It's not a NASA PC or anyhting but it's much more powerful then a ton of peoples PC's I saw. And they have much better renders
wary girder
Yes.
Ok well the issue is that ur watching 1080p videos on a 1440p monit
lmao
Thats guaranteed to look trash
For you specifically anyweay
mighty compass
Ok well the issue is that ur watching 1080p videos on a 1440p monit
I'm uploading them to youtube and then watching them on mobile.
mighty compass
Dont watch on your phone thats such a bad comparison
I'm uploading them to YT to watch, because that's my end goal. High quality videos that look great on YT
mighty compass
due to the phone screen size
Everything looks ass on my PC.
It looks like 720p even though I'm watching a 1440p video on YT. Same goes for media players and shit.
mighty compass
Like this video hold on lemme send it
It looks pixelated
Like it's 720p
Or less
wary girder
looks trash for me because 1080p on my 1440p ,monitor
mighty compass
looks trash for me because 1080p on my 1440p ,monitor
Alright so after further testing, my computer runs the CPU encoder x264 pretty effortlesly on 360 FPS. Recordings aren't laggy at all.
Is the CPU x264 better or is GPU H.265 better
@wary girder Also
- blur
blur: true
blur amount: 3.5
blur output fps: 360
blur weighting: gaussian_sym
blur gamma: 1
- interpolation
interpolate: true
interpolated fps: 10x
interpolation method: rife
- deduplication
deduplicate: true
deduplicate method: svp
- rendering
encode preset: h264
quality: 11
preview: true
- gpu acceleration
gpu decoding: true
gpu interpolation: true
gpu encoding: false
- filters
filters: true
brightness: 1
saturation: 1
contrast: 1
- advanced
advanced: true
- advanced deduplication
deduplicate range: 2
deduplicate threshold: 0.001
- advanced rendering
video container: mp4
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: 1
blur weighting gaussian mean: 2
blur weighting gaussian bound: [0,2]
- advanced interpolation
svp interpolation preset: film
svp interpolation algorithm: 13
interpolation block size: 8
interpolation mask area: 0
rife model: rife-v4.26_ensembleFalse```That's my current render config
Been playing around with stuff