Starting with the basic
knowledge of video editing, you combine different elements such as videos, audio,
titles, overlays and effects to create a movie project. Before burning this movie
on a disc or saving it to file, every element included in your timeline needs
to be rendered into a continuous stream of data. There are many factors to consider
in making the rendering process of your project successful. For one, a project
with exactly same attributes as your captured videos' should render very quickly
and at the best quality.
Using the MPEG Optimizer minimizes several
rendering problems since it intelligently analyzes all your project's video attributes
and suggests the optimal video and audio profile you can use to create high-quality
movies.
This tutorial explores how MPEG Optimizer can help you produce
better quality for your MPEG videos and at the same time maximize your rendering
speed.
To better understand the concept of MPEG Optimizer, we need
to compare the properties of our videos. For example, there are three videos that
we have decided to add to our Timeline.
Let's
begin by comparing the video and audio properties of the three video clips by
right-clicking a video clip and selecting Properties.
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