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Best Compression for DVD Please Weigh in
by Reggie Spires (rwspires) on Jun 5, 2008 at 10:17:00 pm

I am creating a DVD. Can you please give me the different opinions as to which compressor is best. Specifically Quicktime/Animation vs. Microsoft DV AVI/DV NTSC. Thanks in advanced

Project is
720 x 480 16:9
SD

Source footage is SD also

Reggie Spires
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Magic City Productions
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