Smart-render
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peterrenhome
Smart-render
How do I turn off Smart-render in ulead VideoStudio in version 9 and 10. I can not find the option to turn this off in both programs. Any help would be appreciated. Please tell me where I can find these settings in the programs.
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Ron P.
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peterrenhome
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Trevor Andrew
Hi Peter
Afaik Smart Render is part of the Share Create Video File and not applicable in the burner stage.
When you import a video file to the create disc window, it is best to use a video with the correct properties and size.
Doing this should not re-render the video file within the burner module.
Afaik Smart Render has more impact on the second and subsequent renders within a project.
After the first render if you edit the project again and re-render, the second render will be relatively quick, only slow during the rendering of the edited portions of your project.
So if you render a project once the smart render has little or no effect.
Closing Video Studio and opening at a later date will reset the Smart Render process.
If that makes sense, that’s how I see it.
Trevor
Afaik Smart Render is part of the Share Create Video File and not applicable in the burner stage.
When you import a video file to the create disc window, it is best to use a video with the correct properties and size.
Doing this should not re-render the video file within the burner module.
Afaik Smart Render has more impact on the second and subsequent renders within a project.
After the first render if you edit the project again and re-render, the second render will be relatively quick, only slow during the rendering of the edited portions of your project.
So if you render a project once the smart render has little or no effect.
Closing Video Studio and opening at a later date will reset the Smart Render process.
If that makes sense, that’s how I see it.
Trevor
Hit the little gear icon bottom left, and make sure you do not have a check mark in the box that says "Do not convert compliant mpeg files" This should re-encode your source files to your disc-creation settings (even if your source files are already compliant).peterrenhome wrote:Is there any way to do this when adding an imported file in the create disc in the share menu.
Regards,
George
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Trevor Andrew
Hi
Afaik if your project properties and your video files are the same and compliant, then un-checking the "Do not convert compliant mpeg files" will have no effect as the video file will not re-render.
Only by selecting the Change Mpeg Settings and selecting different properties will you force a render.
Trevor
Afaik if your project properties and your video files are the same and compliant, then un-checking the "Do not convert compliant mpeg files" will have no effect as the video file will not re-render.
Only by selecting the Change Mpeg Settings and selecting different properties will you force a render.
Trevor
Correct, if the project settings are different, and the goal is to create a disc using different mpeg settings than the source ,then unchecking that box will encode to the project settings.
There is a small catch though -- I think it used to be if the project setting had a higher video bitrate than the source mpeg, then it will not re-encode (or something like that, but maybe that changed with version 9 or 10). I would have to check that later today...
There is a small catch though -- I think it used to be if the project setting had a higher video bitrate than the source mpeg, then it will not re-encode (or something like that, but maybe that changed with version 9 or 10). I would have to check that later today...