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I produced a 15 minute ski movie with plenty of short action clips and many
transitions (including some of MM2 winter transitions) and movie maker 2
refuses to render this to DV AVI (but will to WMV9 - highest quality PAL). If
I take out all the transitions it renders quickly to DV AVI but obviously
screws up the look and feel of the movie without the transitions. I also get
the occasional skip in the music backing track which I see described elswhere
as being attributable to MP3 files when rendering directly to Dv AVI. I see
a solution for music problem is to render to WMV then drop that back in as a
single clip to MM2 and render again to DV AVI which works first go for the
music. My question is ---- isnt this killing the quality of my video? ie
first to WMV and then to AVI?
by the way I have a recent high spec machine with 1 gig of ram and separate
120gb hard disk only for movies and am at a loss to understand the
transitions rendering issue. Also your site is great...it saved me hours of
frustration. Tim
transitions (including some of MM2 winter transitions) and movie maker 2
refuses to render this to DV AVI (but will to WMV9 - highest quality PAL). If
I take out all the transitions it renders quickly to DV AVI but obviously
screws up the look and feel of the movie without the transitions. I also get
the occasional skip in the music backing track which I see described elswhere
as being attributable to MP3 files when rendering directly to Dv AVI. I see
a solution for music problem is to render to WMV then drop that back in as a
single clip to MM2 and render again to DV AVI which works first go for the
music. My question is ---- isnt this killing the quality of my video? ie
first to WMV and then to AVI?
by the way I have a recent high spec machine with 1 gig of ram and separate
120gb hard disk only for movies and am at a loss to understand the
transitions rendering issue. Also your site is great...it saved me hours of
frustration. Tim