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Re: Flash Video Question
by Char Cole on Aug 23, 2008 at 1:21:59 am

Ok last question about this and this probably doesnt belong here but I thought I would give it a shot....

If I play this video off a dvd projector will it make the video blurry?

Or should they be fine?

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