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Best render settings for Sony Vegas for 60fps video

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Hi everyone. I was wondering if anyone here uses Sony Vegas to render there video, and if so what settings do you use to keep a 60fps source at 60fps. Thanks for reading.

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I use these settings. I haven't tweaked them (since I only have a Pentium and I don't feel like rendering videos this huge).

 

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Hi everyone. I was wondering if anyone here uses Sony Vegas to render there video, and if so what settings do you use to keep a 60fps source at 60fps. Thanks for reading.

Here's the format I use. I use this format so that I sustain really good quality, 60 fps, and a surprisingly small (ish) file size.

Here's my template. I use CBR 50mbps for a couple of reasons. CBR is because every time I use VBR, I get noticeable pixelation during motion. I use 50 mbps bit rate because my PC is fast enough to render it reasonably fast. If that's an issue for you though, you can always lower it.

 

Here's my latest video using these settings. It's 2.40 GB after being rendered fully. It took ~25 minutes to render this 6m 51sec video at 1080p60:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywlUgs5wDhs

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I would make the bitrate 16 000 000 not 10 000 000. The quality is much better and not much time difference.

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I use these settings. I haven't tweaked them (since I only have a Pentium and I don't feel like rendering videos this huge).

 

d57b7f08ca10eb0c33707134444a3290.png

 

 

Here's the format I use. I use this format so that I sustain really good quality, 60 fps, and a surprisingly small (ish) file size.

Here's my template. I use CBR 50mbps for a couple of reasons. CBR is because every time I use VBR, I get noticeable pixelation during motion. I use 50 mbps bit rate because my PC is fast enough to render it reasonably fast. If that's an issue for you though, you can always lower it.

 

Here's my latest video using these settings. It's 2.40 GB after being rendered fully. It took ~25 minutes to render this 6m 51sec video at 1080p60:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywlUgs5wDhs

 

 

I would make the bitrate 16 000 000 not 10 000 000. The quality is much better and not much time difference.

Thanks guys for all the helpful settings. I'm gonna try it out.

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