rock moves
09-02-2008, 10:55 AM
The quality of the mxf files is great. Raw.
Although I haven't learned the proper setting in my hvx200a to film in (working on local law commercial), the quality of the hvx looked great via p2 player on pc. When loading in Vegas via Raylight codec, it seems to lose a lot of quality.
However, the isn't my real problem with the program. Even the text files I create in Vegas, after the commercial is completely done and rendered, adds a lot of artifacts.
My question is... what format should I start Vegas Pro in (size as well) for broadcast. And what format should I save.
If there isn't any set format, suggestions would still be appreciated. I am not a film student, but have worked with video since I was a kid, and always loved editing and filming. Until recently I never had the resources to do anything like this, and now with the resources, I seem to be coming up with a lot if technical issues stopping progress.
Thank you.
Although I haven't learned the proper setting in my hvx200a to film in (working on local law commercial), the quality of the hvx looked great via p2 player on pc. When loading in Vegas via Raylight codec, it seems to lose a lot of quality.
However, the isn't my real problem with the program. Even the text files I create in Vegas, after the commercial is completely done and rendered, adds a lot of artifacts.
My question is... what format should I start Vegas Pro in (size as well) for broadcast. And what format should I save.
If there isn't any set format, suggestions would still be appreciated. I am not a film student, but have worked with video since I was a kid, and always loved editing and filming. Until recently I never had the resources to do anything like this, and now with the resources, I seem to be coming up with a lot if technical issues stopping progress.
Thank you.