PRO X3 - Render Settings Have changed - Need Help plz

[SWATLEADER]

Hi there

So basically I record using the hauppauge HD-PVR which records the clips in the M2TS format. I've been using Videostudio Pro X3 to edit the files and rendering them and have had no problems until now. I used to render my videos using the WMV HD 720 25p setting and the quality has always been perfect.

Recently though I tried to render a video using the same setting and it renders the video really quickly and the quality looks terrible. Does anyone know how to fix it so it renders the way it used to or would know another format that would give me the same results?

I was thinking of re installing pro X3 in the hope of it working the way it used to but i don't know if i will lose all my projects that i'm currently working on.

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

[Kingston]

I can confirm that even in VS X4 the WMV 720 30p preset has a problem. The rendered video is only 208 x 160, 20fps. Yikes!

When I try to create a custom preset, there aren't any high-definition presets in the WMV list. Maybe an update from Microsoft or installation of other software may have broken Windows Media. Too late here for me to continue with this.

[Ken Berry]

Kingston -- do you have Windows Media Encoder series 9 installed?

[teknisyan]

Aside from the steps that Ken mentioned you can also reset the program by following these steps..

Delete the videostudio 13 folder under the AppData folder.. located at C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Ulead Systems\Corel VideoStudio Pro\13.0

You can also open the appdata folder by opening the RUN box then type "%appdata%" > locate Ulead Systems folder > locate CoreCorel VideoStudio Pro > delete 13.0 folder.

[Kingston]

For VS X4, I uninstalled Windows Media Encoder 9 Series, uninstalled VS X4, then installed VS X4. That works.

[SWATLEADER]

I tried resetting the program and it fixed some of my problems but still when I go to render in the wmv HD setting the quality turns out so bad and it never used to. The closest i have got to it is by using the MPEG-4 HD setting