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When encoding uncompressed video, use as many keyframes as possible (optimally encoding with keyframes exclusively), which will noticeably enhance responsiveness and lower CPU usage. Recommendations for encoding video when exporting Since the Haali Media Splitter is the only third-party codec that currently functions with Live on Windows, you'll need to uninstall any other previously installed codecs, and leave only the Haali Media Splitter installed. Important: Windows defaults to the first installed codec pack.

Haali Media Splitter (also known as MatroskaSplitter), direct download here (right-click and select 'Open in new tab').

That's why you might need to install additional codecs. The 64-bit version of Live can use any DirectShow compatible demuxers and decoders that are available on the computer, but on a fresh Windows system, only a limited number of video codecs are installed by default.

Recommended codec for Windows (Live 64-bit) When exporting the video file, you can choose different video encoder options if you want a smaller file size. Note: Encoding in these formats requires more disk space.

As container file format, the best choice is.

You can use video tools such as Handbrake to convert your videos if necessary.

Lower keyframe amounts will result in higher CPU demand, possibly resulting in stuttered or glitchy playback. We recommend using videos with a keyframe every frame, or at least every two frames. Recommendations for optimal playback of video in Live

Recommendations for encoding video when exporting.

Recommended codec for Windows (Live 64-bit).

Recommendations for optimal playback of video in Live.

You can find more information about the features of each version of Live in our Feature Comparison. In Live 11, video import and export has also been added to Intro. Video import and export is available in Live 10 Standard and Suite.