PS3 Picture quality

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After creating a VCD in PS3, playing it on my TV results in poor quality
pictures. Pictures were taken with a 3 mpg camara and when viewed in Digital
Image Suite 2006 for editing look fine. I am using the Sonic plug in to
record to a DVD recorder but am using CD media to record to.
Any idea how to improve the picture quality?

Oscar
 
Oscar said:
After creating a VCD in PS3, playing it on my TV results
in poor quality pictures. Pictures were taken with a 3
mpg camara and when viewed in Digital Image Suite 2006
for editing look fine. I am using the Sonic plug in to
record to a DVD recorder but am using CD media to record
to.
Any idea how to improve the picture quality?

Oscar
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Try a different profile...on your
"Save your story" screen...click
the "Settings" button.

Have a look at the following articles:

Photo Story 3 Profile Choices
and Making a DVD
http://tinyurl.com/cahtf

Advanced PhotoStory profiles
http://tinyurl.com/nhfd

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Solutions that work for
me may not work for you.

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John Inzer
Picture It! MVP

Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp
 
Oscar said:
After creating a VCD in PS3, playing it on my TV results in poor quality
pictures. Pictures were taken with a 3 mpg camara and when viewed in Digital
Image Suite 2006 for editing look fine. I am using the Sonic plug in to
record to a DVD recorder but am using CD media to record to.
Any idea how to improve the picture quality?
Click to expand...

You will usually be disappointed when viewing a VCD on a large screen
TV. It supports only low-resolution display.

If you select a hi-res profile (1024x768 works well for me) and burn
a DVD, you will have the best display that can be produced without
going the HD route.

-michael

Home page: http://members.aol.com/MJMahon/

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