yo guys, when im recording a clip in 120 fps, after Virtualdub the file is 1gb big, can i put it in Vegas again to take it smaller ? Shoult i render it again in 120 Fps ? Thanks :*

no.

no.

 

 

so it must be so big ?:/ And how can i do in sony vegas 120 ?

You can't do it in Sony Vegas because SV's highest possible FPS for Clips and Movies is 100 i think.

Just use something like After Effects, Premiere Pro and so on.

Right click the video open with somy vegas and it load then it renders

Why would you want to render something at 120fps anyway.

Why would you want to render something at 120fps anyway.

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unless you're trying to go for 3D, 60 is fine

120fps is useless unless you are going to edit the clips yourself.

If you want to send your clips to an editor, why not just send the demos to the editor?

If you want to upload a 120fps clip to YouTube, it won't make a difference unless you activate resample or use Twixtor/Velocity for slow-motion.

You can't do it in Sony Vegas because SV's highest possible FPS for Clips and Movies is 100 i think.

Just use something like After Effects, Premiere Pro and so on.

Acualy u can i just got a gopro and it says right up in the sv box 120 fps.

When you render out you want to just render in 29.97 FPS (assuming you're going to upload to YouTube -- because it does that anyways).

You can render it at 5k fps, but YouTube automatically converts it to 29.97fps, so it's not worth it.

yo guys, when im recording a clip in 120 fps, after Virtualdub the file is 1gb big, can i put it in Vegas again to take it smaller ? Shoult i render it again in 120 Fps ? Thanks :*

 

Well, i think 120 FPS in vdub, then 60 FPS in Sony Vegas will be enough, well smoothness of clip depends also on your PC while rendering, 60 may be smoother than 200 for some one else. I think.

Just use 60FPS, most monitors are 60Hz and so the monitors will only display 60FPS .

Just use 60FPS, most monitors are 60Hz and so the monitors will only display 60FPS .

Incorrect. If the video is uploaded to YouTube, YouTube will convert it to 29.97 FPS

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