Blurry quality #604
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Hello when rendering using the GUI I have very blurry quality on the video that comes out. Is there anyway to render in original quality (lossless) so that the video quality isnt less than what it came in as? |
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facing same issue |
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Same here. Much lower quality of the output. |
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One loseless video format is huffyuv, although it will produce hilariously large files. A better method is to use a near loseless encoder like If you have to use a particular video format, you can increase the bitrate, in this case to 2 megabytes |
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Thank you! Will try.
Orlin
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On Feb 1, 2025 at 9:26 AM, WyattBlue ***@***.***> wrote:
One loseless video format is huffyuv, although it will produce hilariously large files.
auto-editor input.mp4 -c:v huffyuv
A better method is to use a near loseless encoder like vp9 or hevc
auto-editor input.mp4 -c:v vp9
If you have to use a particular video format, you can increase the bitrate, in this case to 2 megabytes
auto-editor input.mp4 -b:v 2M
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One loseless video format is huffyuv, although it will produce hilariously large files.
A better method is to use a near loseless encoder like
vp9orhevcIf you have to use a particular video format, you can increase the bitrate, in this case to 2 megabytes