http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gBLrcBrC6s
Thanks to the magic of ShadowPlay from Nvidia, I've been recording most of my rounds of Battlefield 4. The file size is nice and small thanks to the H.264 MP4 render, and playback is generally pretty smooth. Editing and uploading to Youtube is another story though. After playing for hours with Sony Vegas, I finally found my ideal render settings. First step is disabling smart resampling on the base footage. After I finish my edits, i add a bit of sharpening and some brightness/contrast adjustments, then I'll do a render. Main Concept H.264 wasn't working with CUDA all that well, so I tried Sony AVC. This worked great. I set my bit rate to 16 mbps, my frame rate at 30, and made sure my render qualities were set to best. After a (slow) upload to Youtube, you get the above! You can possibly expect more uploads, perhaps with some commentary!
Thanks to the magic of ShadowPlay from Nvidia, I've been recording most of my rounds of Battlefield 4. The file size is nice and small thanks to the H.264 MP4 render, and playback is generally pretty smooth. Editing and uploading to Youtube is another story though. After playing for hours with Sony Vegas, I finally found my ideal render settings. First step is disabling smart resampling on the base footage. After I finish my edits, i add a bit of sharpening and some brightness/contrast adjustments, then I'll do a render. Main Concept H.264 wasn't working with CUDA all that well, so I tried Sony AVC. This worked great. I set my bit rate to 16 mbps, my frame rate at 30, and made sure my render qualities were set to best. After a (slow) upload to Youtube, you get the above! You can possibly expect more uploads, perhaps with some commentary!