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Basically, I'm capturing from a HD PVR2 Gaming edition using Hauppage capture and it's absolutely perfect quality, 1920x1080P 60fps capturing and it looks beautiful! But i have to put voiceover for games in afterwards because I don't have a PC mic yet 
So basically i cut crap i don't need out and shove the voiceover in as an audio track on Sony Vegas Pro 10 and everything works, no complaints there, the only thing is that it like halves the quality of my video :S I made a quick test of DK country tropical freeze and changed the project properties to a few different things 1080I with No field order (progressive scan) 1080I with Upper Fields first and de-interlace by blending fields, same again but interpolate fields, and then changing the 'render as' to a few different things like Constant bit rate and Variable Bit rate...
no matter what It's not as smooth, or as high quality as the original and the file size of the original is 48MB and every other is only 20.4-20.7MB. There isn't an option in project properties for 1080p so i'm forced to choose 1080i, but then i don't know what the rest of the properties should be if my source media is 1920x1080p!
NOTE: Just right clicked my Source media properties, It says Double NTSC 59.94fps, is that where i'm going wrong? Everything i've done is under NTSC 29.97fps
besides that, if i do render as 60fps will youtube render it down to 30fps again anyways? hahaha Thanks to anyone that can help
So basically i cut crap i don't need out and shove the voiceover in as an audio track on Sony Vegas Pro 10 and everything works, no complaints there, the only thing is that it like halves the quality of my video :S I made a quick test of DK country tropical freeze and changed the project properties to a few different things 1080I with No field order (progressive scan) 1080I with Upper Fields first and de-interlace by blending fields, same again but interpolate fields, and then changing the 'render as' to a few different things like Constant bit rate and Variable Bit rate...
no matter what It's not as smooth, or as high quality as the original and the file size of the original is 48MB and every other is only 20.4-20.7MB. There isn't an option in project properties for 1080p so i'm forced to choose 1080i, but then i don't know what the rest of the properties should be if my source media is 1920x1080p!
NOTE: Just right clicked my Source media properties, It says Double NTSC 59.94fps, is that where i'm going wrong? Everything i've done is under NTSC 29.97fps
besides that, if i do render as 60fps will youtube render it down to 30fps again anyways? hahaha Thanks to anyone that can help
