Matthew Goldfinch
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not too sure what you mean. did you mean set the video quality at 95%?
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well yes and no. you can but your video will either be stretched of cut off at the sides. you can only put it to 4:3 unless the footage was already shot in 16:9
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well not too sure what you mean by the first problem, but if you mean there is too much bass then turn down the number of busses in the options, but as for number to, the reason your getting a larger file is probably because you either resizing the frames and/or adding new sound properties and variations to the whole project. although I could be wrong
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Yea, I tried that template, definatley the quality that will do me, but for some reason there is no audio, Ive tried twice
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well, I have fixed the whole, massive file problem by rendering it to MPEG-2 instead of .AVI, now the rendering takes quite sometime, but I will just leave it over night, as far as the quality what would you consider to put as my output options and preferences for burning a DVD with the best video quality? or do you think the MPEG-2 will do the job! cheers!