Hello,
I have been rendering/saving my video/slide-show and the first time I did it I think it was uncompressed and it came out to be 1.3 gig. It's only a video and audio track with some pics and text over top that last about 5 min. so it shouldn't be that big. So I tried some other formats and every other format it comes out "sticky" when you play it. Like it goes from frame to frame because it is freezing. I got it down to 182 MEG and it was "sticky" (not a smooth video). I'm wondering how I can get it to be a smooth best quality video and also not have this problem with it going from one frame to another - freezing the frames.
Also, another thing... The 1.3 gig uncompressed version seemed to work okay, but the video comes out much, much brighter than when in the studio player - before rendering. The pictures end up being washed out.
Can you please, please help me with these two things? (Saving it and how to make the pics so they are not washed out - or at least just like they are exactly when in the studio.)
THank you!
I have been rendering/saving my video/slide-show and the first time I did it I think it was uncompressed and it came out to be 1.3 gig. It's only a video and audio track with some pics and text over top that last about 5 min. so it shouldn't be that big. So I tried some other formats and every other format it comes out "sticky" when you play it. Like it goes from frame to frame because it is freezing. I got it down to 182 MEG and it was "sticky" (not a smooth video). I'm wondering how I can get it to be a smooth best quality video and also not have this problem with it going from one frame to another - freezing the frames.
Also, another thing... The 1.3 gig uncompressed version seemed to work okay, but the video comes out much, much brighter than when in the studio player - before rendering. The pictures end up being washed out.
Can you please, please help me with these two things? (Saving it and how to make the pics so they are not washed out - or at least just like they are exactly when in the studio.)
THank you!