Apparently for every video I put on this site, people mention how the quality is bad. Now I watch it on my computer and it looks fine, not sure what's going on. I render my videos on Vegas with best rendering quality and usually just upload as is. I've looked for these "guides" but couldn't find them.
Could I maybe get some advice on how to have better quality videos?
Me and this quality issue
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Re: Me and this quality issue
Read <a href=http://www.a-m-v.org/guides/avtech31/>ErMaC & AbsoluteDestiny's Friendly AMV Guides</a>
It's one of the guides (probably what most people are referring to)
It's long, and a bit technical, but it has good information
Here's the short list on getting good quality:
-Use DVDs/Blu-rays (if at all possible, it's also part of the site's code of ethics)
-Learn how to use Avisynth
-Make some room, and use lossless codecs to save the clips that you make/use.
lossless codecs make big files, but retain all of the quality
after watching your newest video, the quality looks fine...but really really small
It's one of the guides (probably what most people are referring to)
It's long, and a bit technical, but it has good information
Here's the short list on getting good quality:
-Use DVDs/Blu-rays (if at all possible, it's also part of the site's code of ethics)
-Learn how to use Avisynth
-Make some room, and use lossless codecs to save the clips that you make/use.
lossless codecs make big files, but retain all of the quality
after watching your newest video, the quality looks fine...but really really small
