720p Render

[BeastPepper 0]

So I found this program on accident, and it is one of the best things in existence, (This is the first animation I made, and honestly, it isn't horrible)

And as you can tell, the recording is not in HD. I even tried re-sizing the window before I exported to 1280 - 720, and it came out as 1176 - 916. Is there an easy way to render in HD?

 

 

EDIT: I am not talking about the YT video not being HD as it is, but the video exported from Mine-Imator has black bars, and the resolution is messed up. Mine-imator should have an "Export in 720p - 1080" option.

Edited January 26, 2014 by BeastPepper

[CaptainMaxwell7 181]

I don't think the window size effect the render.. Does it?

[Ayhay 2.4k]

Well after exporting it and letting it render from Mineimator, I usually put it in a video editing program and render it for HD.

[BeastPepper 0]

Well after exporting it and letting it render from Mineimator, I usually put it in a video editing program and render it for HD.

And it doesn't have any black bars? That's my point. I can make it HD but I get black bars, because the resolution is not correct.

Edited January 25, 2014 by BeastPepper

[Ayhay 2.4k]

And it doesn't have any black bars? That's my point. I can make it HD but I get black bars, because the resolution is not correct.

Only at the top and bottom which I don't have much of an issue with. 

[RedcapCreations 2.1k]

This used to happen to me when i used Windows Movie Maker until I re downloaded  it then it stopped, I never really figured out what happened apart from the software not letting me use the right resolution...

[BeastPepper 0]

Ok, so I found out that the resolution stays at 1720-920. re-sizing the window makes the video go stupid.I rendered it out in powerdirector, and 720p looks fine. So thanks anyways.

Edited January 26, 2014 by BeastPepper

[Hesmiyu 491]

I render my Mine-imator clips using Xfire codec and the rendered resolution is 1916 x 1018. I then use movie maker to change the avi into wmv then edit the footage according to what's desired.