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Road Side Pub
Any youtubers on here? PC specs and software?
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<blockquote data-quote="MinGrey02Stg2" data-source="post: 16456005" data-attributes="member: 16543"><p>What format are you shooting in? If you're doing 4k at 60fps, you'll definitely bog down that surface and any mid level machine out there. 1080p/30fps is pretty much all you need for regular YouTube videos.</p><p></p><p>I've shot some video/timelapse for my kit car build that I plan on putting on YouTube and I have an i7 desktop with 32GB ram and a decent video card. The thing that bogs it down is having to resize thousands of 11MP jpeg stills as batches so they can be made into a timelapse (my Sony A7RIII won't shoot anything smaller so I should get a GoPro or similar). I use Premiere for the final editing and it does a great job, but is definitely RAM/processor taxing when rendering the final video. Does your software allow you to preview your video at 1/2 or 1/4 resolution? That might help a lot with the choppiness you're getting. What happens when you render a video? Is it still choppy? It could be a video card/framerate issue and actually be a solid file and smooth on a good machine, but too much for your specific video card to handle so it drops frames on your surface. Lots of variables here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MinGrey02Stg2, post: 16456005, member: 16543"] What format are you shooting in? If you're doing 4k at 60fps, you'll definitely bog down that surface and any mid level machine out there. 1080p/30fps is pretty much all you need for regular YouTube videos. I've shot some video/timelapse for my kit car build that I plan on putting on YouTube and I have an i7 desktop with 32GB ram and a decent video card. The thing that bogs it down is having to resize thousands of 11MP jpeg stills as batches so they can be made into a timelapse (my Sony A7RIII won't shoot anything smaller so I should get a GoPro or similar). I use Premiere for the final editing and it does a great job, but is definitely RAM/processor taxing when rendering the final video. Does your software allow you to preview your video at 1/2 or 1/4 resolution? That might help a lot with the choppiness you're getting. What happens when you render a video? Is it still choppy? It could be a video card/framerate issue and actually be a solid file and smooth on a good machine, but too much for your specific video card to handle so it drops frames on your surface. Lots of variables here. [/QUOTE]
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