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uh, its horibly pixelated man... not to mention the black frame that is just eating filesize for no reason...

ye my mind imho working with compressed files in vegas is a very buggy thing ... and Camel ... pls learn to read right and not only half ... like here

Have i said smth else ? ... How said pls read my posts exactly cause you never get the sense of it ... and comments like ...

Dunno but i cant belive that you know about what you're talkin here, ... A codec has an encoder and a decoder (each codec has its own, it hasnt anything to do with vegas/vd or smth like that [just some players got their owns]) ... encoder for putting codecs on an avi file and decoder for decoding it (watching it, open it, deal with it).

And if your avi is comming from somewhere else (perhaps encoded with newer xvid encoder then you got decoder of xvid) ... how shall it work then ?, thats the reason i said you should dl a klm codec package and install it, perhaps it works then again.

BTW you have a very strange wise on yaself ... dunno its kinda "iam the best but i need your help" ... not nice

camel, in short, never compress until your very last compression (when the file is finished and ready to be uploaded).

FYI that short 2 minute movie (sudden death cup) took about 40 gb of my harddrive space during the making.

i expect the e+ movie project to take arround 400 gb, maybe more.

i will definetly have to resort to burning stuff to DVDs.

dont do it then.

if you compress them they end up in bad quality.

next time you compress quality is even worse.

next time its even more worse!

but it is

try using huffy it should cut it down to some 70 % without quality loss.