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• Render as few times as possible, preferably only once. For example, don't
render a Ulead VideoStudio or COOL 3D project and then import the AVI into
Video Editor and render it again. Instead, directly import the project file onto
the Video Editor Timeline.
Creating MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 files
MPEG is still an ideal format to use for sharing or for playback on the computer.
To create MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 files:
1. Click File: Create - Video File.
2. Select MPEG Files (*.mpg) from the Save as type list.
3. Click the Options button.
4. Click the Compression tab.
5. Select the type of MPEG file, MPEG-1 or MPEG-2, you want to create.
Choose NTSC or PAL DVD, SVCD, or VCD as the Media type if you want to
create an MPEG file that is ready for burning onto disc.
6. Click OK.
7. Enter a File name for your MPEG movie and click OK.
Creating HDV or HD video files
Video Editor allows you to create a high definition video file that you can view on
your computer using a software player that supports playback of HDV or HD
formatted videos.
To create an HDV or HD-encoded MPEG-2 file:
1. Select File: Create - Video File.
2. In Save as type, select MPEG in the list.
You can also choose to export the video in other formats such as DVD-
compliant MPEG-2 or DV.
3. Click Template and select an HDV or HD template from the pop-up menu,
depending on how your video was encoded (HDV, HD or SD).
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