Dude i was looking for this for ages, literally no one uses premiere pro even though sony vegas is kinda bad, now i finally knoe how to render it properly, thanks a lot!
There is still one problem though, the motionblur isnt the same. Sony Vegas has gaussian blending while Premiere Pro just takes the 3 extra frames and combines them.
@@root3630 if you know places to download it from its free real estate ;) been using premiere for 5+ years now and haven't paid a single penny to adobe, not like they deserve it in the first place
you are my hero. I was searching for ages how to get my 240hz recordings to maintain the smoothness and you seem to be the single person in the history of the internet that's made this video. thank you very much
TYSM dude!!! Greatly Appreaciated I have been trying to find out how to do this for months and I just couldn't so I gave up! Now my videos can be a lot smoother tysm!
I use premiere 2020 with low settings, but if that doesn't work you can prerender by setting an in and out point and going into the sequence settings. Don't know if that helps much
hey, so i wanted to see my footage before i render it, if i right click on the footage and click time interpolation, then set it to frame blending like in the video, it seems as if im achieving the same thing, the only thing you will have to do is render the sequence, by clicking on the clip and pressing enter on your keyboard.
Ive always used frame blending... but it really isnt the same as Vegas tho.... Vegas is just wayy too smooth idk why. I love premiere and the smart resample like vegas is the only thing it doesnt have.
hello,I want to ask,every time I rec 240fps in obs,the quality is good,but when I render it on premiere pro,the fps is better but the quality is bad...do you know why and how to solve it?
Heyyo, fellow Premiere editor here. I've been looking into the smooth high framerate motion blur stuff again recently, (I've been editing Premiere for around 2 years now). And I'm finding that the Smart Resample on Sony Vegas produces a much better motion blur than Premiere's Frame Blending. I've run multiple tests, and every single time Vegas just seems to come out on top with better blur. Now will this make me switch back to Vegas, nah, not in the slightest. But I thought I would just come here to let y'all know.
If you're doing pvp gameplay then I do recommend recording in high fps and getting motion blur, if you're doing a survival or smp let's play just record in 60fps without frame blending.
awesome video. I'm trying to edit my clips (I have 240fps gameplay) where I can basically add this feature. However, I noticed that even though I'm playing on 240fps, my clips only capture them in 60fps. I'm clipping using the instant replay feature on Geforce Experience and it seems that 60fps is the max refresh rate for clipping / capturing. How do you clip in 240fps?
You have to record in a high framerate for this to work, so you need a pretty good computer, which can stay above the framerate in game while you're recording. Then again it doesn't have to be 240, it can be any multiple of 60 from 120 on up.
You can't record in 144 Hz. You record in FPS. Your framerate on your monitor doesn't affect the way you record you videos. It's the computer itself that needs to be able to record in such a high FPS. I recommend recording in 60 FPS, 120 FPS (Small motion Blur), 240 (Good motion blur), 360 (Best motion blur)
@@Xen0vox i fixed it, funno how but i did. Maybe mkv helped qnd only 1 audio channel. Or maybe the mic went to the desktop audio in obs so it messed up somehow. Thx for the reply though.
@@Xen0vox i edited my 180 fps video and the cross dissolve that i made in between clips was really laggy but the footage was fine overall. when i played the video back at 60 fps in the sequence settings the transition was fine. do you know how to make the 60fps normal cross dissolve work with 180 fps footage?
You can use the i and o keys to select a region that includes the transition and then go into sequence settings and render in to out. If the transition itself isn't working then I'd suggest doing it with opacity keyframes on the top clip
hey, i think im doing something wrong. ive recorded at 120, 180, 240, 360, and 480 fps, and exported the clips and stuff with frame blending on but i dont get any motion blur. i’m using h.264 and stuff but nothing really happens..
Bro do u know how to do it in Davinci resolve cuz I recorded in 240 FPS then went into resolve, set timeline settings and set the interpolation time thingy to frame blend and put it to enhanced better and render it in 60 FPS and it’s barely noticeable if that
Cool! Now i use DaVinci Resolve 16 and its really similar to primiere pro so im curious if its possible to do this in DaVinci Resolve. If anyone knows tell me in a reply, thanks!
@@Xen0vox the frame blend option does exist but I have tried for hours and it just looks like a choppy 60 FPS recording with no smooth motion blur, the only option I can find to get motion blur on resolve is RSMB but that also sometimes blurs the Crosshair and it takes 1 minute to render a 3 sec clip..
Xenovox I know that’s why I was searching for these kind of videos Is there any way I could do this in Adobe after effects because i tried a lot of things and frame blending stuff but nothing looks the same
You can't record in 144 Hz. You record in FPS. Your framerate on your monitor doesn't affect the way you record you videos. It's the computer itself that needs to be able to record in such a high FPS. I recommend recording in 60 FPS, 120 FPS (Small motion Blur), 240 (Good motion blur), 360 (Best motion blur)
![Optimize your OBS to record in 240 fps / 360 fps / 480 fps [Record smooth renders]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5NRspaGkdRI/mqdefault.jpg)
Dude i was looking for this for ages, literally no one uses premiere pro even though sony vegas is kinda bad, now i finally knoe how to render it properly, thanks a lot!
I've seen some of those dog turds that have turned white from exposure to the outside air that were better than sony vegas.
@@Xen0vox
Sony vegas is worse than the youtube editor
There is still one problem though, the motionblur isnt the same. Sony Vegas has gaussian blending while Premiere Pro just takes the 3 extra frames and combines them.
@@Xen0vox lmao, weirdly detailed but true
@@root3630 if you know places to download it from its free real estate ;) been using premiere for 5+ years now and haven't paid a single penny to adobe, not like they deserve it in the first place
you are my hero. I was searching for ages how to get my 240hz recordings to maintain the smoothness and you seem to be the single person in the history of the internet that's made this video. thank you very much
Damn dude, the fix i needed was this simple, but you're the only one that actually showed how to do it, bruh.
Thank you alot bro, keep it up.
TYSM dude!!! Greatly Appreaciated I have been trying to find out how to do this for months and I just couldn't so I gave up! Now my videos can be a lot smoother tysm!
adding this to the list of knowledge i'll never get to use
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Totally deserved a sub! 🎉
Bro finally a video that shows actually how to do it and explains it well. Great Vid
Bro I spent hours researching this. You dont understand my happiness right now.
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Been tryna figure out how to do this on premiere, thankyou so much!
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this man is amazing, thank you so much dude i wanted to know on how mc youtubers make their videos look like 144fps or 240 fps, thanks so much!
your insane wtf, dropped a sub
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i was looking for that, thanks man
Buttery renders
"clearly superior editing software" my guy :sunglasses_emoji:
thank you so much that was super helpful!
you got a sub from me!
Omg this will help me so much once I get it!!!
but one Video with this render settings takes an half our to render for one minute!
Such a legend
I use Davinci resolve but i can make sense of what you said in this vid and I use it there
i need help i record in 240 everytime i preview its so laggy is there a fix?
I use premiere 2020 with low settings, but if that doesn't work you can prerender by setting an in and out point and going into the sequence settings. Don't know if that helps much
@@Xen0vox thbx it help3d
Dude I can’t thank you enough
Np
hey, so i wanted to see my footage before i render it, if i right click on the footage and click time interpolation, then set it to frame blending like in the video, it seems as if im achieving the same thing, the only thing you will have to do is render the sequence, by clicking on the clip and pressing enter on your keyboard.
this might help me big time
Thank you!
Ive always used frame blending... but it really isnt the same as Vegas tho.... Vegas is just wayy too smooth idk why. I love premiere and the smart resample like vegas is the only thing it doesnt have.
would this work with 60 fps
my recorder doesnt record more than that
you did?
@@Yoyo-jp2zj found a plugin
Tysm 💯
This is the best one but youtube is not recommending this....
This is amazing, thanks a bunch
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TYSMM DUDE, u really helped me out
I just can only records in 60-80 fps:(...can i use this render settings for 60 or 80 fps vids?
Minimum to look any decent is 120. Just record in 60
Hey bro help me I did everything correct it makes no difference
Real goat for this
Thank you so much!!!!
hello,I want to ask,every time I rec 240fps in obs,the quality is good,but when I render it on premiere pro,the fps is better but the quality is bad...do you know why and how to solve it?
you have to have a 240hz video for this to work?
yeah I'm subscribing cause of this video
Thank you so much bro ❤ most of the smooth render settings uses Vegas pro and I don't want to spend money on that.
ok, I have a problem with this. The renders look a bit choppy and weird. Do you know how to fix this?
There are a lot of variables, I can't really say what the problem is without looking at them
@@Xen0vox i will send you a video
I’ve done this and it looks nice but when I upload it to UA-cam it looks like 60hz again
Make sure your watching the video in atleast 720p resolution
I have a question if i recorded it in 60 fps is there any way to get that motion blur effect pls comnt
I would recommend just sticking with 60 but you can look into tekno's blur if you really want it
Thanks! this helped a lot
didn't work for me but i still liked :)
me, too :)
I had a good high end pc but everything I try to preview my video the playback lags and I looked everywhere to try to solve it
Thanks man
Heyyo, fellow Premiere editor here. I've been looking into the smooth high framerate motion blur stuff again recently, (I've been editing Premiere for around 2 years now). And I'm finding that the Smart Resample on Sony Vegas produces a much better motion blur than Premiere's Frame Blending. I've run multiple tests, and every single time Vegas just seems to come out on top with better blur. Now will this make me switch back to Vegas, nah, not in the slightest. But I thought I would just come here to let y'all know.
From my experience premiere seems to overlap the frames more so than actually blend them together like Vegas, so I'm gonna have to agree on that one.
and Optical Flow ?
Why u have youtube in not in Darkmode? Why???
I have it in darkmode now, dw
@@Xen0vox xD
Hi man, first of all thank you for this amazing video!! I have one Question: With which Programm do you record this Video?
Obs
Omg thank u so much!!
thnk u so much brother ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Whenever i render my video it’s turning out really grainy. Do you have a good bitrate that i should render my videos on?
30k and up I guess
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is frame blending reccomended for gameplays(not montages) basically like lets plays
If you're doing pvp gameplay then I do recommend recording in high fps and getting motion blur, if you're doing a survival or smp let's play just record in 60fps without frame blending.
I hope he is now playing on Lunar :)
DUDE THANK U SO MUCH OMG
awesome video. I'm trying to edit my clips (I have 240fps gameplay) where I can basically add this feature. However, I noticed that even though I'm playing on 240fps, my clips only capture them in 60fps. I'm clipping using the instant replay feature on Geforce Experience and it seems that 60fps is the max refresh rate for clipping / capturing. How do you clip in 240fps?
Does this bog down the performance while recording, or is it just edited in
You have to record in a high framerate for this to work, so you need a pretty good computer, which can stay above the framerate in game while you're recording. Then again it doesn't have to be 240, it can be any multiple of 60 from 120 on up.
I think you can get motion blur with 90 FPS recordings as well just that it's not as smooth as 120 or 240 .
@@sniful9098 im not sure about 90 FPs because according to this vid, 240 fps shows 4 60 fps frames, so with 90 fps how would that work? 1 1/2 frames??
Do u know how to do this in filmora 9
No clue
You can't
@@Xen0vox figured
Which one is better, vegas pro resampling or premiere pro frame blending?
Vegas looks better but I hate Vegas for editing
THANK YOU
I have a 144hz monitor. If I record at 144hz can I still get the same effect even if its not a direct multiple of 60
You can't record in 144 Hz. You record in FPS. Your framerate on your monitor doesn't affect the way you record you videos. It's the computer itself that needs to be able to record in such a high FPS. I recommend recording in 60 FPS, 120 FPS (Small motion Blur), 240 (Good motion blur), 360 (Best motion blur)
Thank you
doesn't work for me. i recorded in 240fps and made it frame blending but doesn't work :/
NVM i made a mistake. TYSM bro!
When i import the 180 fps video it makes the audio all weird and robotic. Solve?
No clue tbh, it's never happened to me
@@Xen0vox i fixed it, funno how but i did. Maybe mkv helped qnd only 1 audio channel. Or maybe the mic went to the desktop audio in obs so it messed up somehow. Thx for the reply though.
Np. Glad you fixed it
@@Xen0vox i edited my 180 fps video and the cross dissolve that i made in between clips was really laggy but the footage was fine overall. when i played the video back at 60 fps in the sequence settings the transition was fine. do you know how to make the 60fps normal cross dissolve work with 180 fps footage?
You can use the i and o keys to select a region that includes the transition and then go into sequence settings and render in to out. If the transition itself isn't working then I'd suggest doing it with opacity keyframes on the top clip
finally something that isnt fortnite and using directional blur
hey, i think im doing something wrong. ive recorded at 120, 180, 240, 360, and 480 fps, and exported the clips and stuff with frame blending on but i dont get any motion blur. i’m using h.264 and stuff but nothing really happens..
you should record it in 240 or something then in premiere export it as 60fps instead of whatever fps you recorded it in. also tick frame blending
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Bro do u know how to do it in Davinci resolve cuz I recorded in 240 FPS then went into resolve, set timeline settings and set the interpolation time thingy to frame blend and put it to enhanced better and render it in 60 FPS and it’s barely noticeable if that
can i do it wtith 120 fps ????
Thank you so so so much omfg
THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHH
Cool! Now i use DaVinci Resolve 16 and its really similar to primiere pro so im curious if its possible to do this in DaVinci Resolve. If anyone knows tell me in a reply, thanks!
Try looking for a frame blend option, I don't use resolve but I think it exists
@@Xen0vox the frame blend option does exist but I have tried for hours and it just looks like a choppy 60 FPS recording with no smooth motion blur, the only option I can find to get motion blur on resolve is RSMB but that also sometimes blurs the Crosshair and it takes 1 minute to render a 3 sec clip..
@@Starfuly yeah rsmb is kinda weird
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good tutorial btw
bruh thank uuu soooooooo much
thank you :D
Tutorial channel. I see how it is. At least you get good FPS like that
Are there any free video editors that have this feature ?
Premiere is free if you pirate it, I'm not saying you should or that I pirated it myself but I'm just saying it's a possible course of action
THANKYOU!!!
oh my god thank you
What do you use for recording gameplay at 240fps? OBS only goes up to 60fps and I'm wondering what I could use to capture at higher frame rates.
OBS does not go only up to 60fps. Look at some videos how to change it
insane
is this posible on davinci resolve?
could you just use rsmb instead of frame blending?
it would defeat the purpose of recording at a higher frame rate
@@stepnightbot7633 yea so could u just do that then
rsmb looks tacky and creates a lot of video artifacts, but you can experiment with it
if i recorded in 40 fps, will it lower down to 20 fps?
i just hope that the lag doesn't show
Why would you record in 40fps
@@Xen0vox cuz I can't record in more than 40 fps my PC bad
@@TrickTease you should try optimizing your game or waiting until you can get a better computer
can you search up vainsz and tell me how to do that in after effects? his videos are so smooth
He uses Vegas
ua-cam.com/video/-UWge5UwdG0/v-deo.html
Xenovox I know that’s why I was searching for these kind of videos Is there any way I could do this in Adobe after effects because i tried a lot of things and frame blending stuff but nothing looks the same
@@Xen0vox is there a way on adobe after effects
If the setting I show in the video doesn't look good for you, then I guess you have no choice but to use Vegas.
@@ohheyezz3046 I don't have experience with after effects but it's easy to export to premiere and render it that way I think
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Hey, what do you use to record gameplay, because I have no idea how you were able to record in 240fpd
OBS Studio
@@-terms oh, thanks man.
@@Joyboy711 yw!
NICE!
what if you cant record in high fps
Then you can't do this
@@Xen0vox can i add rsmb? will that work? I can record in 60 to 120fps but thats about it
You could but I think plain old 60 fps looks better. Technoblade, dream, etc all make 60 fps uploads and it doesn't matter. Rsmb can look tacky
brooo I was searching something like this... could you make a video about this but for davinci resolve please?
I have never worked with resolve, sorry
your a god
when i record in 144 fps then render it in 60 fps, the video itself looks like its being played in 2 fps i dont know what im doing wrong
You can't record in 144 Hz. You record in FPS. Your framerate on your monitor doesn't affect the way you record you videos. It's the computer itself that needs to be able to record in such a high FPS. I recommend recording in 60 FPS, 120 FPS (Small motion Blur), 240 (Good motion blur), 360 (Best motion blur)
@@gegon286 ye sorry i meant to say fps not hz
thanks.