This ALSO occurs in non-vegas editing programs I've tried, and on alternate computers. No matter the end file type, no matter the bitrate, no matter the FPS setting, no matter the output template/format, this always happens.

This occurs at every quality setting, and oh boy, have I ever played around with them. I'm not talking about any sort of image degradation like you mentioned the video becomes subtly choppy, as though the framerate is taking a hit. Well, thanks for your post, but I'm doing something similar to that already and the result is rather confusing.Īlso, I'm not sure I explained well enough what I meant by loss in quality. I have no idea what could be causing this. The choppy output persists when I use an alternate computer to do the render/re-rendering. That was my original thread, but as it turns out, a slightly choppy video output is the same with every video editor I try! I must restate- the original.

For vegas or potentially another program? Really hoping that someone with experience could point me towards the correct rendering settings. I've tried a whole host of different rendering/project settings but I just can't seem to find the magic numbers to make it render a perfectly good OBS recorded. I've found a good balance for quality in my stream/recording in OBS, but when I render the file in Vegas (minor audio/video cuts) the quality always dips noticeably.

Xmedia recode constant quality settings