Already tried that makes no difference

Also was shooting at 24 Fps but my shutter was at 1/050 for video

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/faq-how-can-i-improve-the-quality-of-my-avc-h-264-renders--104642/

You said 50fps then you said 24 fps.

If your video FRAME RATE is 50 fps, render at 50 fps.

If your video frame rate is 24 fps, render at 24 fps.

SHUTTER SPEED has zero to do with frame rate.

Video was taken at 4K 24fps. my SHUTTER was manually set to 50 to remove that jello effect. Video is perfect rendering is the issue

Ok tried that template and I had sound and just a black screen. I put every setting in just the same as your picture. Tried a few different ways and still does not look the same as my original file. It should be exactly as shot correct?? What now???

Thanks

Ok tried that template and I had sound and just a black screen. I put every setting in just the same as your picture. Tried a few different ways and still does not look the same as my original file. It should be exactly as shot correct?? What now???

Thanks

First things first. You shoot in 4K at 24fps, right? You edit in 4K 24fps, right? How would like to watch your video? Do you have a 4K TV or you want to post it in 4K on YouTube? Or do you just want to watch is on your computer in 4K?

The template by provided by Cornico will not only render it on 1080p but also in 50p, both is different from you recording. I also "assume" that your 24fps is actually 23.976fps? You can use a small little software called "MediaInfo" to check the exact frame rate. It would also be good to know if that is variable or constant frame rate, you didn't specify what codec the camera records in.

So if you would like to watch it on a 4K TV or upload it to YouTube in 4K, try this template; adjust the frame rate if it doesn't match you source material.

If you want to retain as much of quality as you recorded, you must render it to a codec with a similar bitrate, like XAVC-I but you will not be able to watch the rendered file on your TV. You might be able to upload it to YouTube but it will take a long time to upload and another long time to process.

So, let us know what actually expect from your video after you have edited it.

Edit: Also let us know your system spec, especially graphic card and driver as that could be a reason why you see no video but can hear music.

Ok yes my video setting say 4K 24fps so yes. I mainly watch my video at home on my PC, sometimes on You-Tube but many times give clips to friend on Discs that I want 4K. My monitor yes is 4K and my video card. Yes also you are correct 24fps at 23.976. It is also showing these exact settings in my preview in Sony Vegas.

I believe the Codec is H264 it looks like.

Yes so my goal is to watch on my computer but sometimes You-tube and friends to view. Like I said on just my computer before it goes into Vegas it's the best footage I have ever seen finally. I wish I could send the 2 small clips so you could see the difference. Computer has 8TB of memory, Windows 7 Professional, i7 Octocore 3.6 GHZ, 16GB of Ram, 64 Bit operating system, 2 Graphics cards. One dedicated to pictures that is a GeForce 560TI. The other is just for video and I believe is a GeForce 760 or 960Ti cant remember.

Hope this helps I will wait for a direction to go from you.

Thank You

Ok yes my video setting say 4K 24fps so yes. I mainly watch my video at home on my PC, sometimes on You-Tube but many times give clips to friend on Discs that I want 4K. My monitor yes is 4K and my video card. Yes also you are correct 24fps at 23.976. It is also showing these exact settings in my preview in Sony Vegas.

I believe the Codec is H264 it looks like.

Yes so my goal is to watch on my computer but sometimes You-tube and friends to view. Like I said on just my computer before it goes into Vegas it's the best footage I have ever seen finally. I wish I could send the 2 small clips so you could see the difference. Computer has 8TB of memory, Windows 7 Professional, i7 Octocore 3.6 GHZ, 16GB of Ram, 64 Bit operating system, 2 Graphics cards. One dedicated to pictures that is a GeForce 560TI. The other is just for video and I believe is a GeForce 760 or 960Ti cant remember.

Hope this helps I will wait for a direction to go from you.

Thank You

You do have a bit of a conflict. "many times give clips to friend on Discs" Do you mean on a USB drive or similar? You cant get 4K onto a BluRay disc, not yet, and certainly not onto a DVD.

"Yes so my goal is to watch on my computer but sometimes You-tube and friends to view"

If you want every to be able to watch your video in 4K, try the template I suggested. You can increase to bitrate if the result isn't good enough. All your graphic cards are Nvidia cards which could be the reason you are having issues encoding and playing it back. Please check which GPU is enabled in Vegas and which driver you have installed.

"I believe the Codec is H264 it looks like."

Please use MediaInfo and report back the result.

I'm sorry I meant give them a thumb-drive. Like I said just put into the computer before it goes into Vegas it's perfect. When I render is the issue. At this point I would just be happy if you could help me get it rendered JUST LIKE I SEE IT BEFORE IT'S RENDERED on my computer and I would be thrilled !!!!!

Ok must be up early am I will try your settings tomorrow night. Please let me know anything else I need before tomorrow.

THANK YOU

Use the Internet template in Vegas that most closely matches your source.

It would seem there is nothing out of the ordinary with your source, so the solution may be less challenging than you think.

Get some sleep.

Like I said just put into the computer before it goes into Vegas it's perfect. When I render is the issue. At this point I would just be happy if you could help me get it rendered JUST LIKE I SEE IT BEFORE IT'S RENDERED on my computer and I would be thrilled !!!!!

I don't see a problem when you just use the standard 4k rendertemplate:

It will give you a videofile with same resolution and framerate as your original footage. This makes sense when watching on a 4k display. When watching on a FHD display only, this makes no sense, than use the Internet 1080p template just below, which makes than sense.

I just looked in my Main Concept like your picture I have nothing that says "Internet 4K 2160P', In Sony Vegas Pro 13 ??

The template is from Vegas Pro 14 and can also be used in Vegas Pro 13 by manually changing the values from an existing Mainconcept template with the values as shown in screenshot. You can even save that template with "Internet 4k 2160p" name for future use.

I wonder that Cornico is not able to give such an advice!

At the moment there are not many 4k Cameras which can record in 50/60p. Also with 4k, the resolution 3840x2160 is normally meant. By using/creating a 4k Internet 2160p rendertemplate eventually changing manually the (max) framerate to 60 fps, this template creates a 3840x2160 videofile which automatically takes over the framerate of the videoproject (24/25/30/48/50/60 fps) as long it is max 60fps.

3. Put it into Sony Vegas Pro 13 and just did a render on that small clip to see what it would look like but I only see a choice for render in 4K at 30 frames a second.

I just looked in my Main Concept like your picture I have nothing that says "Internet 4K 2160P', In Sony Vegas Pro 13 ??

I`m wondering which 4k30 rendertemplate you saw VPro13?

Ok had a major issue today so was not able to do to much today or try a template. I did just quickly took the file off the computer,"Not from Sony Vegas', and uploaded right from my computer to You-Tube. I labeled it as 4K Upload test and the link is here below. It's just a small 25 second or so clip over a stream bed. Again right from the computer not out of Vegas and not edited at all. So what I see on my computer at least and on You-Tube is in 4K and doesn't look to bad to me but cant seem to get this from a render. Please watch and you guys tell me what you think of the quality of the video?? I think it looks good and I believe it's in 4K. So bottom line I want to edit my clips like this in Vegas and render them to look like this!!!!!!! I do know sometimes quality also changes on sites like this. I have watched it on You-Tube so please go to my site. It's Heli4213

I'm sure it will be better there than if you click below as I watched the one here and it's not as good as right on You-Tube.

Thank you all and hopefully soon with all of your help we can fix this.

Did you try to render with the template settings as described above?

Will try tonight as I have more time. Did you go to Heli4213 to look at video?

Also in addition to the problem rendered video was a little jumpy. I assume all part of the issue?

Youtube is not a good place to judge the quality of a video, because youtube will render your upload again. To share the full quality of your footage and it's renderresult, a file hosting service like dropbox is better.

When the rendered output is choppy, that can happen when you render with another framerate than the originalframerate. The original footage can also already be choppy when the combination low framerate high shutterspeed is used.

I was told the standard practice was if you are shooting at 24fps the. The shutter should be double that. Shutter at 50. This worked out perfect because I saw the video again the rendering is the issue. It looks perfect on the computer and in You-tune I already watched it. Go watch it !!!!!