Friday, January 8, 2010

Does changing the render quality in sony vegas before you render decrease your video quality?

I have sony vegas platinum. I found that if you go to the video qualities and make the render quality worse that editing is much smoother. Can I make the render quality ';draft';, edit my video, then change the render quality back to best before I render without losing quality?Does changing the render quality in sony vegas before you render decrease your video quality?
Nope. All that you're doing is changing the quality of the preview. It doesn't apply that setting to the actual render. The options in the ';Render as...'; dialogue box over-ride everything else.





Generally, having the preview quality set as ';preview - auto'; will allow for the smoothest editing playback. You can turn it down to ';draft';, but it's not terribly good. Having the preview quality set with ';auto'; will allow Vegas to change resolution during the preview if it can't keep up. Don't forget that certain sections where you apply complex effects can be temporarily rendered by using ';selective pre-rendering'; or ';dynamic ram preview'; (look up those terms in the help file for more details if you need to).
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