Export issue

[tnitaly]

Hello all. First of all I'm truly enjoying Action! for recording my BF4 multiplayer matches. I'm having an issue with exporting my videos to the same recorded resolution of 2560x1440; I look through all the options on the export drop down menu and the best that I find is 1900x1080. The videos are recorded using the AVI file format, Original video size, and High for video quality. I believe that I've looked everywhere and all of a sudden - I exported a 2520x1440 file 2 days ago - something has changed; in the last two days I haven't changed any of my settings. Please assist.

Thanks in advance.

Steve

Core i7 3770k, EVGA GTX 770, ASUS PB278Q 27-Inch monitor @ 2560x1440 (monitor 1), LG 26 inch monitor @ 1920x1200.

[radi]

Hello all. First of all I'm truly enjoying Action! for recording my BF4 multiplayer matches. I'm having an issue with exporting my videos to the same recorded resolution of 2560x1440; I look through all the options on the export drop down menu and the best that I find is 1900x1080. The videos are recorded using the AVI file format, Original video size, and High for video quality. I believe that I've looked everywhere and all of a sudden - I exported a 2520x1440 file 2 days ago - something has changed; in the last two days I haven't changed any of my settings. Please assist.

Thanks in advance.

Steve

Core i7 3770k, EVGA GTX 770, ASUS PB278Q 27-Inch monitor @ 2560x1440 (monitor 1), LG 26 inch monitor @ 1920x1200.

There was no recent update to pre-defined profile list. Have you tried using Auto profile?

[tnitaly]

I tried auto and the only option that shows is the 1920x1080. I checked the Mirillis website and found under features the following for export options "H.264 / AVC (up to 1920x1080)"; after seeing this I realized that all my exports were only 1920x1080. Just to confirm, currently Action! doesn't support export resolution of 2560x1440 correct? The 1920x1080 are perfect quality and meet my needs, I just wanted to be sure of the software's capabilities and limitations. Thanks!

Regards,

Steve