How to render a video in HDR (Windows Movie Maker+Camtasia Studios)

Hello everyone, Jordan here, and today, I will be walking you through how to render (and save) a video in HDR (1080p) using the programs Windows Movie Maker and Camtasia Studios 7+.

Table of Contents:

1. What do I need?
2. Windows Movie Maker (Vista+)
3. Camtasia Studios 7+
4. Notes​

1. What do I need?
-Obviously, for this guide, you will need either Camtasia Studos (Version 7+), or Windows Movie Maker (Vista+) (automatically installed with any Windows version, Vista+)

2. Windows Movie Maker (Vista+)

Step 1. Open Windows Movie Maker, and import your video as usual.


Step 2. At the top right, you'll see a box of different upload styles, one will say YouTube. Disregard that, and click the Dropdown button, and select "High Definition (1080p)"


Step 3. Name your video, and save it wherever you wish.


Congratulations! You have saved your video in true HD (HDR/1080p)!
This will greatly improve the quality of your video!

3. Camtasia Studios (V7.0+)

Step 1. Import your video, as you usually would.


Step 2. Go to the "Audio" tab, and tick the box marked "Enable Volume Leveling", and select "High Volume Variation"


Step 3. Next, select the option "Produce and Share", and choose the "HD" option, and press "Next"


Step 4. Lastly, name your output file, and select a destination for your file to be saved, and press "Finish". Then, simply await for the rendering process to finish, and playback your video !



4. Notes
*I, Jordan, take full credit for the credibility, construction, and production of this guide. If you see this guide posted ANYWHERE else, please contact me immediately, and I will have it removed. Thank you!

 

lol i thought it was a high dynamic range video... but anyways that is kinda helpful to others
thanks for posting a guide

 

D; Sorry, just meant it as a True HD render method, sorry for the confusion! Glad I could help, if I did.

Thanks for your opinion!