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Export issue
Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2013 10:14 pm
by 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.
Re: Export issue
Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2013 10:14 am
by radi
tnitaly wrote: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?
Re: Export issue
Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2013 10:10 pm
by 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