Which Vegas Program and buildnumber?

Vegas Pro 17 Build 452

Then you posted at the wrong forum, this is the forum for Vegas Movie Studio normal and Platinum

Moved to VP.

Above the render templates are options to filter for resolution and framerate.

Above the render templates are options to filter for resolution and framerate.

It's what we can do. The question is related is there an option so Rendering will use its own Video properties? Thanks

Yes, you can filter for "match project video frame rate", etc.

Vegas doesn't automatically just output a video based on the project properties. If you want to do that try Voukoder.

Yes, I try that before I post, but unfortunately, it's not the solution. Ok thanks for Replay

Do you have a friend who can help you with English? I really don't understand what you are asking for.

You can match resolution and frame rate. For bitrate it is entirely dependent on the codec you render to so you don't want to match source footage- just use a bitrate that is adequate for your chosen resolution and frame rate. The presets in Vegas are a fine place to start (though a bit on the high side for HEVC).

If you need small AVC files of good quality, x264 through Voukoder is a great option.

Do you have a friend who can help you with English? I really don't understand what you are asking for.

You can match resolution and frame rate. For bitrate it is entirely dependent on the codec you render to so you don't want to match source footage- just use a bitrate that is adequate for your chosen resolution and frame rate. The presets in Vegas are a fine place to start (though a bit on the high side for HEVC).

If you need small AVC files of good quality, x264 through Voukoder is a great option.

What I am asking for is a Rendering project to match video input ones.

When I use other video editors ex: VideoPAD, after editing, rendering will use automatic video input values.

About filtering. Some videos with a low resolution like TikTok ones 576x1024, on filtering there are no presets.

What I am asking for is very simple - AUTOMATIC VIDEO CONTENT LIKE FPR, KBS, SIZE, ECT, AT OUTPUT RENDERING.

Unfortunately it does not exist in Vegas pRO 17, but in Filmora or Video Edit yes.

Thanks for help

Thank you for explaining it more fully.

You are right- Vegas doesn't have some of the fully automated modes of more beginner-oriented software. How does that software handle mismatches where some of the media is of one resolution and bitrate and other media at a different resolution or bitrate? I don't think you'd want the software to just guess.

Voukoder is a better solution for what you want as it will follow the project (not the media) resolution and framerate. Custimze and go to the Voukoder dialogue Apply the general purpose (recommended) preset and then for options you'll see Constant Rate Factor. This is a much smarter way to encode than just bitrate. Default is 23 for pretty good. Want higher quality? Use a lower number. I don't think you'll go back to guessing bitrates after this. An explanation of different ways to control encoding quality here.

Filtering works fine in Vegas- where there are presets. If you have a special resolution and framerate you like to use, save your own custom preset and then it will show up with a = sign next to it when you go to filter.

Thank you for explaining it more fully.

You are right- Vegas doesn't have some of the fully automated modes of more beginner-oriented software. How does that software handle mismatches where some of the media is of one resolution and bitrate and other media at a different resolution or bitrate? I don't think you'd want the software to just guess.

Voukoder is a better solution for what you want as it will follow the project (not the media) resolution and framerate. Custimze and go to the Voukoder dialogue Apply the general purpose (recommended) preset and then for options you'll see Constant Rate Factor. This is a much smarter way to encode than just bitrate. Default is 23 for pretty good. Want higher quality? Use a lower number. I don't think you'll go back to guessing bitrates after this. An explanation of different ways to control encoding quality here.

Filtering works fine in Vegas- where there are presets. If you have a special resolution and framerate you like to use, save your own custom preset and then it will show up with a = sign next to it when you go to filter.

Believe me, VideoPad is Miracle in this case. Filmora will make a big file, but VideoPad will use such a gr8 Compression with nice-looking video. The reason why i want to go after Vegas is more professional editing and Vegas has them WO any doubt. Mine though this can be the only missing option for intermediate users like me.

My problem with manual input is I am getting 50% bigger output files from input ones. Thas why i ask for this option. Thanks a lot for the kind replays. Appreciated

Feel free to share a screenshot of the render setting you are using and we can give advice. I think you'll be happy with Voukoder in Vegas if you really want to limit file size but still have good quality.

It's not always reasonable to output a file the same size as the input one- cameras and phones take shortcuts to save on storage space (high compression and even reducing framerate!), so you may end up with a bigger but better quality file.

Feel free to share a screenshot of the render setting you are using and we can give advice. I think you'll be happy with Voukoder in Vegas if you really want to limit file size but still have good quality.

It's not always reasonable to output a file the same size as the input one- cameras and phones take shortcuts to save on storage space (high compression and even reducing framerate!), so you may end up with a bigger but better quality file.

Voukoder makes a gr8 job - really gr8 - thanks 100 times for the suggestion.

The last thing.

This encoder gives me gr8 quality and small size but takes too much time
Is there a problem posting a video while rendering? And is there a problem because I mention other editors in the vegas forum? Thanks

"Is there a problem posting a video while rendering?"

No. I do it all the time. While I'm typing, I have an 8TB file transfer going.

"is there a problem because I mention other editors in the vegas forum?"

Many of us are are pan-editorial. Just be respectful to the developers of all editors mentioned.

If there would not be such a huge difference i will not post it , but its over 2700% faster renderin

The neutral arbiter responds:

"Use the tool that fits your requirement the best. I do."

It's all tradeoffs- do you want fast at the expense of file size and quality? You can use NVENC or QSV within Voukoder (or MagicAVC with VCE, NVENC or QSV). I do this for draft renders.

Do you want great quality and low file size but longer render time, use Voukoder x264 set to good quality. In a hurry- increase the CRF somewhat to 23 or higher.

Your other software has the same basic tradeoffs.

 

If there would not be such a huge difference i will not post it , but its over 2700% faster renderin

I don't know anything about that other video editor software you used, but it may be very simplified with minimal options, and uses hardware encode without it telling you, while Voukoder is using software encoding, you have to go into Voukoder options to change codecs.

Hardware encoding doesn't work correctly in my VP18,but when I run Voukoder in another app using hardware encode it runs about as fast as your other video editor which proves the difference in speed is hardware VS software encoding.

The neutral arbiter responds:

"Use the tool that fits your requirement the best. I do."

But i want to use Vegas because it has more pro futures , thas why i am seeking for a solution. Thanks

It's all tradeoffs- do you want fast at the expense of file size and quality? You can use NVENC or QSV within Voukoder (or MagicAVC with VCE, NVENC or QSV). I do this for draft renders.

Do you want great quality and low file size but longer render time, use Voukoder x264 set to good quality. In a hurry- increase the CRF somewhat to 23 or higher.

Your other software has the same basic tradeoffs.

I seek for hardware and software decoding in Voukoder options I can't find them!!!
Does preview during rendering slow down a lot of rendering? I yes, can be preview turned OFF during rendering?

 

 

If there would not be such a huge difference i will not post it , but its over 2700% faster renderin

 

 

I don't know anything about that other video editor software you used, but it may be very simplified with minimal options, and uses hardware encode without it telling you, while Voukoder is using software encoding, you have to go into Voukoder options to change codecs.

Hardware encoding doesn't work correctly in my VP18,but when I run Voukoder in another app using hardware encode it runs about as fast as your other video editor which proves the difference in speed is hardware VS software encoding.

 

Where can i change HW and SW decoding ? I cant find in Voukoder oprions !