How to save a movie with a higher bitrate?

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I put a lot of effort to keep a very high quality in the wmv movie I imported
in MM2.
I usually use a bitrate of 5Mb/s at 720x480.
I was very disapointed to see that the max bitrate in the save menu is
2.1Mb/s!!!

How can I save with a higher bitrate?

Why can we save in AVI format on the DV camcorder but not on the HD???
 
titi_nicolas said:
I put a lot of effort to keep a very high quality in the
wmv movie I imported in MM2.
I usually use a bitrate of 5Mb/s at 720x480.
I was very disapointed to see that the max bitrate in the
save menu is
2.1Mb/s!!!

How can I save with a higher bitrate?

Why can we save in AVI format on the DV camcorder but not
on the HD???
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Maybe the following article will offer some ideas:

Movie Maker 2 - Saving Movies - Custom WMV Profiles
http://www.papajohn.org/MM2-SavingMovies-CustomProfiles.html

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You can save in DV-AVI format on the hard drive.
I think you are missing one crucial step in the process and that is clicking
the radio button next to "More choices..." in the save movie wizard.
 
I always use the AVI or the DV-avi file..its best for editing and rendering
in MPEG-2..on DVD-disks(DASH)..the WMV file I use is in the OTHER SETTINGS
List(Drop Down)and is just below DV-avi..called (NTFS)Large Frame<<---its
wmv./its an excellent movie file.
 
I tried to save as DV-AVI but I noticed a quality reduction compared to the
original DV-AVI movie coming from my camcorder.
The image is far less sharp!

I did'nt use any filter in MM2.
So why is the quality so bad between the inpur and output (both being at the
same bitrate)???
 
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