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Video Save Options and recommendations
If you click the Options button in a Save As dialog box, you'll find a whole host of choices.
Ulead VideoStudio uses default values based on your Project template. These settings may
have been perfect for you, but it is still important to understand these variables.
Ulead VideoStudio
If you only want to render a small portion of your
movie, go back to the Storyboard step and create a
Preview area (see page 47), then come back here and
select Preview range. Otherwise, Entire project is
selected by default.
For computer video, a Frame-based frame type is
always fine. If you want to watch your movie right
after rendering your project, select Play project
after creating. You can, of course, play your movie
Video Save Options: Ulead VideoStudio.
with Windows media player at any time after render-
ing.
General
If you have a sound track in your project, select
Audio and Video for the Data track. Frame rates
can be set anywhere between 15 and 30 frames per
second. Higher frame rates mean high quality, but
larger file sizes. Check your capture card manual for
possible frame rate recommendation. For example, it
is common to use 29.97fps for NTSC video going
back out to a VCR in North America. As with Frame
rate, a larger Frame size yields a larger file size. It's
best to try to render your video with the same frame
rate and frame size as you captured. This results in
the highest quality video and the quickest rendering
Video Save Options: General.
times. In the Storyboard mode, select a clip and click
the Info button to find these settings.
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