Top advice for newcomers?
Top advice for newcomers?
I have a few other questions as well 1. using the NZXT CAM software, I can see when rendering a video with the basic h.264 1080p 60fps,it only uses the CPU, and I hear that rendering using a GPU is much faster, how would I do that? 2. How do I upscale my videos from 1080p to 4k? I hear Linus does it and I use DSR for my gameplay so I'm curious how I could Use this to my advantage. 3. WHY IS THERE A SUBSCRIPTION FEE???? AHHHHH 4. how does RAM contribute? mine doesnt even reach 50% while rendering with a bunch of programs open EDIT: here's my build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Vf6NhM
Hello all, i've begun my content creation career and i've been making videos for about a month now, i'm finally used to the basic workflow of adobe premier cc, but I was wondering if anyone has some basic tips for me? anything would help, basically anything to maximize workflow and stuff I have a few other questions as well 1. using the NZXT CAM software, I can see when rendering a video with the basic h.264 1080p 60fps,it only uses the CPU, and I hear that rendering using a GPU is much faster, how would I do that? 2. How do I upscale my videos from 1080p to 4k? I hear Linus does it and I use DSR for my gameplay so I'm curious how I could Use this to my advantage. 3. WHY IS THERE A SUBSCRIPTION FEE???? AHHHHH 4. how does RAM contribute? mine doesnt even reach 50% while rendering with a bunch of programs open EDIT: here's my build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Vf6NhM
2. During rendering, adjust settings to 3840x2160 with a steady bitrate around 10mbs.
3. Previously you had to purchase it once for a high price and only received that version; now you gain all the latest features at a more affordable cost.
slayer__is
10-15-2019, 06:28 AM #21. Select "Mercury Playback GPU Acceleration" during project setup.
2. During rendering, adjust settings to 3840x2160 with a steady bitrate around 10mbs.
3. Previously you had to purchase it once for a high price and only received that version; now you gain all the latest features at a more affordable cost.
Bitrate is the amount of data transferred per second. It measures how fast your internet or streaming service sends information. A higher bitrate usually means better quality, like clearer video or faster downloads, while a lower bitrate can result in slower speeds and lower quality.
Your specifications are straightforward. Lower bitrates (1-3 Mbps) yield basic quality with noticeable artifacts, while higher rates (closer to 10 Mbps and above) improve clarity. For platforms like YouTube, stick to 8-12 Mbps for optimal performance without overwhelming file sizes.
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Your specifications are straightforward. Lower bitrates (1-3 Mbps) yield basic quality with noticeable artifacts, while higher rates (closer to 10 Mbps and above) improve clarity. For platforms like YouTube, stick to 8-12 Mbps for optimal performance without overwhelming file sizes.
minifig_cd
10-31-2019, 12:03 PM #7This feature lets you upload files quickly, and your powerful computer will handle rendering tasks efficiently.