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AVI's are severally degraded in MS presentation

 
 
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      4th Apr 2006
AVI size = 95 meg

Once inserted into MS movie maker the end product looks badly degraded.

My Jpegs are fine and text with effects is great

How can improve the AVI quality in my presentations.

I have 5 avi's averaging from 95 meg to 150 meg all in the presentation to
my client.

Perhaps the AVI are too big??

Any suggestions apreciated thanks
 
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      4th Apr 2006
More likely the AVIs are too compressed.
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"Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> AVI size = 95 meg
>
> Once inserted into MS movie maker the end product looks badly degraded.
>
> My Jpegs are fine and text with effects is great
>
> How can improve the AVI quality in my presentations.
>
> I have 5 avi's averaging from 95 meg to 150 meg all in the presentation to
> my client.
>
> Perhaps the AVI are too big??
>
> Any suggestions apreciated thanks



 
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      6th Apr 2006
Thanks for the assistance.

At time of creating AVI i set the compression to 50% using cini pak.

I will try the following to see if it helps

1. Using the Microsoft compression agent and if that fails uncompressed. The
prob with uncompressed is the finished file size which would be in the 250
meg per AVI uncompressed.

cheers

"Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote:

> More likely the AVIs are too compressed.
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> Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Client - Printing & Imaging
> www.coribright.com/Windows
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> "Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:1FB80006-AAE8-4CA0-A9DA-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > AVI size = 95 meg
> >
> > Once inserted into MS movie maker the end product looks badly degraded.
> >
> > My Jpegs are fine and text with effects is great
> >
> > How can improve the AVI quality in my presentations.
> >
> > I have 5 avi's averaging from 95 meg to 150 meg all in the presentation to
> > my client.
> >
> > Perhaps the AVI are too big??
> >
> > Any suggestions apreciated thanks

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