Discussing about Ulead Video Studio

[thanhkhoastudio]

Hi everyone
Today, let's discuss this problem!
I use Ulead Video Studio 9 to edit films and make films. It's very interesting. But I have met this problem. It is that I share my projiects as MPEG files then I use "NERO 6.0" solfware to burn my disc but the quality of disc is very low. So how can I do! Help me!

[Spar]

you can change the default type to AVI in Project Properties.

Sorry to follow up your questions with another question; but for my education, is AVI better than MPEG?

I am having the same problem a couple others are having about low quality upon burning.

[Ron P.]

Hi everyone
Today, let's discuss this problem!
I use Ulead Video Studio 9 to edit films and make films. It's very interesting. But I have met this problem. It is that I share my projiects as MPEG files then I use "NERO 6.0" solfware to burn my disc but the quality of disc is very low. So how can I do! Help me!

Welcome to the Forums,

First we are going to need some more information. Please view This Thread, it provides a guideline to the specific information needed to help you.

You might want to read through From Camcorder to DVD tutorial.

A Recommended Workflow has been developed to help guide you through the mine-field of video editing, as it pertains to Ulead's VideoStudio Programs. They can be viewed here:
Recommened WorkFlow for VideoStudio

[Ron P.]

you can change the default type to AVI in Project Properties.

Sorry to follow up your questions with another question; but for my education, is AVI better than MPEG?

I am having the same problem a couple others are having about low quality upon burning.

AVI is a wrapper, that holds various different compression formats. Such as highly compressed DivX, Xvid, and MPEG4. DV is a slightly compressed version of AVI, and is the recommended format for editing.

If your "avi" is one of the more highly compressed versions, then of course the quality is going to suffer when it is converted to the DVD compliant MPEG2.

You might also be interested in the links provided in my previous post.