Rendering

[BasicsCoding]

Hello,


Seeing as though I have upgraded my computer, I thought I would do a little test which involves you, the community. All you have to do it either send me a video that you would like to be rendered and I will render it in 4K for you! The average size of the 4K videos that I render are 1.2GB and I can easily upload them to a file sharing website for you to download. This is just basically a stress test of my system to see how it would cope.

The software that I am using for editing is Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015 and I am using Adobe Media Encoder to render and do what ever with the videos, such as upload them directly to YouTube.


Thank you,
Connor Wright[DOUBLEPOST=1447688592][/DOUBLEPOST]bump

 

[1SB2Gamer]

I don't understand why you don't just record some video and render it in 4k yourself. I mean .. rendering in 4k is pointless unless you are also playing your games in 4k. So sending a video to you, and getting it back in 4k .. doesn't change anything about the video, besides now it's much bigger than it should be.

 

[Jourdan]

I don't understand why you don't just record some video and render it in 4k yourself. I mean .. rendering in 4k is pointless unless you are also playing your games in 4k. So sending a video to you, and getting it back in 4k .. doesn't change anything about the video, besides now it's much bigger than it should be.

^^ I was about to say the same. It's like rendering a 720 video into 1080 format. I like the idea of 4k but a render isn't going to make something higher in resolution