When I import my video from my camcorder to my computer (using Dazzle DVC 80), the picture quality is great. The video looks exactly how it does when I play it back on my camcorder and/or when I connect my camcorder to my T.V. Now, after I have finished editing my video on VideoWave [EMC8] and go to render it, what settings should I use to keep the good picture quality? Because when I select the settings for DVD PLAYBACK and BEST, my videos always come out pixelated and the audio is missing. When I try customizing my own render settings, I have SO many choices to chose from to Render the Video part, that I have no idea which one to pick. Which rendering settings yields the BEST PICTURE QUALITY? Like to get the same picture quality as I had before the rendering? WHAT RENDER SETTINGS DO YOU GUYS USE????
I want to know because no matter what setting I chose, my outcome is always pixelated and my cousin is getting married this weekend and I'm going to make him a wedding movie, so I want it to turn out good with THE BEST PICTURE QUALITY.
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When I import my video from my camcorder to my computer (using Dazzle DVC 80), the picture quality is great. The video looks exactly how it does when I play it back on my camcorder and/or when I connect my camcorder to my T.V. Now, after I have finished editing my video on VideoWave [EMC8] and go to render it, what settings should I use to keep the good picture quality? Because when I select the settings for DVD PLAYBACK and BEST, my videos always come out pixelated and the audio is missing. When I try customizing my own render settings, I have SO many choices to chose from to Render the Video part, that I have no idea which one to pick. Which rendering settings yields the BEST PICTURE QUALITY? Like to get the same picture quality as I had before the rendering? WHAT RENDER SETTINGS DO YOU GUYS USE????
I want to know because no matter what setting I chose, my outcome is always pixelated and my cousin is getting married this weekend and I'm going to make him a wedding movie, so I want it to turn out good with THE BEST PICTURE QUALITY.
Thnx in advance!
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