This post: Project & render settings for YouTube from 60p? got me to thinking about "Smart Resample" - the default setting for video events.
In my work, I've found that "Smart Resample" has produced more problems than it solves. For example, when rendering to differing framerates or slowing down video events (e.g. cntl-drag or Velocity Envelope), "Disable Resample" must be set or the render quality degrades.
As a matter of fact, I can't think of a single instance where "Smart Resample" or "Force Resample" has helped my render.
So... I'd like to start a discussion on "Smart Resample"
1) Is "Smart Resample" really the desired default setting for video events?
2) Is there any way to change the default to "Disable Resample" (I know you can right click on multiple events and change resampling).
3) Do I even know what I'm talking about? Don't answer that! It's just a rhetorical question!
...Jerry
btw: In recent history, I almost exclusively shoot in 1920x1080 60p, and render for web delivery. May (or may not) be relevant to this discussion.
btw2: I just noticed I'd misspelled "whither" - I can change the "Subject title here, but not on the main thread listing.
In my work, I've found that "Smart Resample" has produced more problems than it solves. For example, when rendering to differing framerates or slowing down video events (e.g. cntl-drag or Velocity Envelope), "Disable Resample" must be set or the render quality degrades.
As a matter of fact, I can't think of a single instance where "Smart Resample" or "Force Resample" has helped my render.
So... I'd like to start a discussion on "Smart Resample"
1) Is "Smart Resample" really the desired default setting for video events?
2) Is there any way to change the default to "Disable Resample" (I know you can right click on multiple events and change resampling).
3) Do I even know what I'm talking about? Don't answer that! It's just a rhetorical question!
...Jerry
btw: In recent history, I almost exclusively shoot in 1920x1080 60p, and render for web delivery. May (or may not) be relevant to this discussion.
btw2: I just noticed I'd misspelled "whither" - I can change the "Subject title here, but not on the main thread listing.