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[Ghet]

you can also export from vegas as a huffy or a lag =O

or turn the uncompressed into mp4...

the options are endless =O

u can even render as uncompressed, compress to xvid, put it back in your software, render as huffy and then put it in WMM, save as wmv and then use Directshowsource to turn the wmv via avisynth into mp4 =O (I wouldnt recommend that though O.o)

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[ashes0]

Yea, the only reason I used WMV is cause it's the only way I can get Sony Vegas to export properly other than doing an uncompressed avi which is like a gig in size :/

But as CodeChrono said it came out lookin pretty nice so I figured why bother?

(I tried exporting to mpg4 and it gave me a 10 gb file 0.o)

ACtually, here is the overall process.

From Vegas : Export As uncompressed video (This should be large)

Use VirtualDubMod : Open the uncompressed video. Compress From VirtualDubMod as HuffyYuv

Use Zarx264Gui : Make an avisynth script and import video. Also import your audio here.

Hit Encode : This will make a Mp4, which should be a really low file size (lower than what you have now)

If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

Eh?

[Kevmaster]

^awesome question.

[ashes0]

Notice the bold >.>

[Ghet]

Notice the bold >.>

zarx264gui is a nifty lil program that comes with the amvapp and helps you make your video into an x264 mp4 (it can probably also do mkv, but idk how...)

[CodeZTM]

Notice the bold >.>

zarx264gui is a nifty lil program that comes with the amvapp and helps you make your video into an x264 mp4 (it can probably also do mkv, but idk how...)

What he said.

It basically takes the video footage and combines it with the audio footage to make a mp4.

Though there have been several reports that it doesn't always work, so some only use it to obtain video footage, then use a muxing program (like Yamb) to combine the video footage from Zark264Gui with a compressed audio track.