Could be better options but of course file sizes will be much larger. Seems to work very well with the small size of files it produces. What video codec do you record with?I use dxtory video codec set a 2x2 scaling at 85 percent for 1080p in game resolution. Marlboro_ManTX said: ll-xFACTOR-ll said: Marlboro_ManTX said: i heard you say on a video that you use dxtory for recording. If you use Dxtory, the MATROX codec IMO is the best in terms of performance, compression, and smooth editing. When I tried to install the ones I used on my old machine (dated July 2006), the process wouldn't complete - stalled at the 'Updating Registry' point. Matrox VFW Codecs - Creative COW's user support and discussion forum for users of Adobe Premiere Pro. I don't recommend using x264 because I've found that while editing videos it is extremely laggy during playback and while the compression is amazing, it's not worth it. Here's a link to a 64bit build of x264: ALSO, in Dxtory under the x264 video settings tab, be sure to set the preset to ULTRAFAST or you will take a performance hit. The one you're using for Dxtory is 32bit so it won't work in Vegas. This is where I read about the codec Cannot get this to open in sony vegas 10Your version of Sony Vegas is likely 64bit and if that's the case you will need a 64bit x264 codec.

90N1NE-sA said: ll-xFACTOR-ll said: Marlboro_ManTX said: To use you need to download and install the codec with dxtory not opened and then restart your computer.

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