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Direct X 12.1 latest hardware updates for Western Digital hard drives. Hope somebody can help me out of this so I can keep the quality of the raw file after I did the export to MPEG-4. So for example, when I use 2,7K (30fps) and I choose to export to MPEG-4, These are the export settings: Most of my video's are quite short (less than 5 minutes) and I always use some mp3 file in the background. The videos are used to put on Youtube but I have never been digging how to keep the quality very good. Recently I have bought a new GoPro Hero8, and I have been using 2,7k and 4k because obviously I want to focus on better video quality now.
I have been using Magix Movie Edit Pro Premium a while now and so far I am satisfied with the product.īefore I basically only filmed in 1080p with an older action cam and didn't care too much about the quality. After the export the video gets very blurry, sharpness is gone and quality just reduced alot. I am experiencing some big change in the quality when exporting a video file using Magix.
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