After Effects / Virtual dub *Render question*

Started by Mathzz
17/04/2011 19:14
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Mathzz17/04/2011 19:14(edited 17/04/2011 19:15)

OK, I was doing some colours in AE to a cs campath clip with 500fps.
And I was wondering if there is a possible way to render it through VDUB (or another program) to keep the original fps as it is (500)?

Because I don't want to render it on AE, it only gives 99 max fps. Which makes it nearly impossible to edit later on vegas. And not to mention laggy.

BLuex17/04/2011 19:30

First render in vegas 30fps and then in aae make colors and what you want and render 30 frame rate. And you will not lose fps :)

Mathzz17/04/2011 19:33

Thank you :)

Nukk17/04/2011 20:03

my way - hlae - vdub - aae compositing (all demos separately) - vegas montage - uncompress - another encoder XD

BLuex17/04/2011 22:03

Originally posted by Nukk
my way - hlae - vdub - aae compositing (all demos separately) - vegas montage - uncompress - another encoder XD


That's how your clips comes laggy :P

Nukk18/04/2011 11:28

really ? wow ! just check 269 cj and you'll see what it without lags,so stupid text ^

exort18/04/2011 13:35

Originally posted by Mathzz
OK, I was doing some colours in AE to a cs campath clip with 500fps.
And I was wondering if there is a possible way to render it through VDUB (or another program) to keep the original fps as it is (500)?

Because I don't want to render it on AE, it only gives 99 max fps. Which makes it nearly impossible to edit later on vegas. And not to mention laggy.


i think u should be able to have 500 fps in AE(source, not comp)... also when u do the movie u edit in vegas then in ae not reverse.

jokeruz28/04/2011 18:59

1st capture the campath or trick in HLAE then run VDUB and encode in Lagarith lossless codec.Later open AAE , import the encoded file from VDUB , then do your colors and when done go to Export -> Image Sequence or something similar and select BMP image.Next to the image format there is a frames per second box , here type 300/500/900 or whatever you used in HLAE to capture.When rendered to images,open the image sequence in VDUB again and render in Lagarith lossless codec again.Now you are able to edit in Vegas non-laggy 500fps video with some cool colors from AAE.Have fun.

***REMEMBER:Always use the same amount of fps in HLAE,VDUB,AAE.

BLuex29/04/2011 00:01

Originally posted by jokeruz
1st capture the campath or trick in HLAE then run VDUB and encode in Lagarith lossless codec.Later open AAE , import the encoded file from VDUB , then do your colors and when done go to Export -> Image Sequence or something similar and select BMP image.Next to the image format there is a frames per second box , here type 300/500/900 or whatever you used in HLAE to capture.When rendered to images,open the image sequence in VDUB again and render in Lagarith lossless codec again.Now you are able to edit in Vegas non-laggy 500fps video with some cool colors from AAE.Have fun.

***REMEMBER:Always use the same amount of fps in HLAE,VDUB,AAE.


Did you even opet AE? :mistrust:

jokeruz29/04/2011 22:10

no i didn't opeTed aae i have opened it sorry :S this method is the best so don't post ugly serbian n00b.

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