On the new machine I installed it on, the quality of video I've edited with Ulead VideoStudio 11.5 Plus has become surprisingly poor. The project and output settings are DVD wide-screen, 100% quality, bitrate 8000, but the resulting video output is of surprisingly poor quality, visibly much poorer (fuzzier) than the original source.
What can I do to improve the output quality?
System info:
OS: Windows XP Pro SP3
RAM: 4 GB installed, 4.25 available to OS
Free disk space: 100 GB
Video Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS
Motherboard: Intel DQ35MP
Processor: Intel E8400 3.0GHz Dual-Core
Edited video quality is surprisingly poor for 100% quality
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Instead of entering into a guessing game, would you care to tell us what the original video's format was and, if possible, right click on one of those original clips within Video Studio, and copy ALL its properties here please. Could you also tell us what editing you did to it. Moreover, when you talk about output, are you making a video file (Share > Create Video File) or actually burning a disc (Share > Create Disc)? 
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