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Using Windows Movie Maker & Vegas Pro 8, I have found that stills from my Kodak EasyShare C713 digitsl camera look perfect until I put them into the timeline and or render the video. Once in the timeline, they look fuzzy. How do I fix this? What settings should I be using on the camera and the software?
Also, I have a JVC Mini-DV camcorder. I set everything to manual. The image looks great on the 2.5" LCD screen of the Camcorder, but on the PC it looks like crap!
First id check if wmm supports the file type your pics are in. that, or id switch to monkeyjam, a free, awsome stop motion program. 
then i would export the video
First id check if wmm supports the file type your pics are in. that, or id switch to monkeyjam, a free, awsome stop motion program.
then i would export the video
Remember not to press the "Submit" button twice Jackabascal, or you'll double post.
I fingered it out! I was simply using the wrong interleve. I changed it to Progressive, duh!
As far as Movie Maker goes, I don't think it gives any options in that area, so I'll just stick with Vegas Pro 8!
Also I fingered out that if I resize the image to 720 x 480 using Microsoft Picture Manager, it keeps the image from being distorted later.
If you have Vegas 8 Pro...why do you use WMM?
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