Exporting Videos

[Gedden]

Hello, I've been using Mirillis' Capture Software, Action!, for a while, and I have a question about exporting files.

Is there a way to export in 60fps? My recordings are in 60 fps, but when I export, sometimes they will be in 60fps, but most of the time they are in 30fps, and I can't figure out why. I'm really not very good at this kind of thing, so help would be appreciated

[Gedden]

Nobody? I can give more info if it's needed but I don't know what to give you guys without an idea.

[DIGG]

I personally use MeGui (a frontend encoder) to *re*encode the capture files. And with MeGui I'm 100% sure I keep the framerate. (I too capture in full 1080p@60fps and like it so much hehe)

MeGui isn't that userfriendly though. And if you ask me if/how to encode/export with Action!, I never cared to try it, as I've been using MeGui for years and years...

[j_blueridge]

I have exported what I thought was 60 fps but my editing software (PowerDirector12) really does not like the imported avi's. They look very bad once I bring them into that editor. I am suspecting the fault is Action!

[Gedden]

Thanks, I'll give it a whirl. Never crossed my mind to use other software. Shows you how much I know

[Gedden]

Silly me, I noticed when I export from Action! itself, it automatically converts the file to mp4 from avi. Any way to prevent this?

[DIGG]

MP4 is a format playing on pretty much all platforms, I would guess that's why Mirillis went with it. You could demux it and remux it into MKV, without much hassle. MP4 or MKV.

[radi]

Only Auto profile keep to original framerate. Rest of the profiles are downgrading the fps count to 30fps.

[Gedden]

Thanks Radi, it worked!

I look forward to using your software, the quality is great