Quote: I'm not really comfortable with PowerDirector for my current project, but it is already 50% complete. I've decided that I'll continue editing with my previous editing software. With what format should I render what I've done so far so I can continue editing it with other video editor?

File size doesn't matter, I need to keep 100% quality to avoid any visible signs of re-rendering.

Comfortable?

Any portion you have altered/inclusions you have added will be rendered for sure. If you select a video format matching your project video (from a camera for example), such as mts/AVCHD or Mpeg4 and the right profile template or use Intelligent SVRT to select the template, your video will be processed to the same format as the original. SVRT will minimise the amount of your project which is rendered.


No video can be increased in quality.

I suggest you decide what part of your project should be rendered and do the deed.

Dafydd

Quote: Comfortable?

Yes, I'm making a music video of one video game. Yet it's impossible to do it with PowerDirector, I keep getting odd audio issues. I've opened thread days ago, I haven't been given a solution to the issue or how to work it around. I've been told "it's just the way PD works". So I prefer just continue with the editor I'm familiar with.

Quote: If you select a video format matching your project video (from a camera for example), such as mts/AVCHD or Mpeg4 and the right profile template or use Intelligent SVRT to select the template

It's .avi large uncompressed game footage files. I can't just open PD project with another video editor software. So I have to render what I've done, then import that rendered file into another video editor and continue with the editing or else I would have to start over. More you re-render, more the video quality is being ruined. It is highly noticeable in high quality games. That's why I asked for a way to render this project without compressing it at all, or make as minimal compression as possible.

Edit: Though I read now that I could try use .MOV - Custom - RAW Codec Type. Going to try it out later.

I do not know if this can help.
I edit for DVD-Video, but always use MPEG HD (1280x720p) has been better than fullHD, do not know why.
Anything not to use the SVRT I renderizo MPEG2 HD
And to end use another software which renders the HD to DVD and has is very good. AMD-FX 8350 / 8GB DDR3
SSD SUV400S37240G / 2-HD WD 1TB
AMD Radeon R9 270 / AOC M2470SWD
Windows 7-64 / PD16 Ultimate