Your 720p HD videos on YouTube look just fine expanded to full screen. I installed that .prx file in case I want to give .AVIs and WMM another try at some point, but for now I'm happy with the Quicktime Pro approach.

The main issue was blurriness and compression artifacts. Other discoveries: Windows Movie Maker, the one that came with XP -- For 16:9, it couldn't save 1280x720, only 856x480. Being a Microsoft product, naturally it wouldn't load Quicktime files, and .avi files seem blurrier to me than .mov straigh...

That was next on my list to try when I had the good experience with Quicktime. If I start making longer pieces, I'll definitely give it a look.

Last Saturday I took part in a fun workshop with Tiny Circus, a roving band of stop-motion animators dedicated to creative collaboration. Our local group consisted of around 20 people ranging in age from 12 to 65, most of whom had never made animation before. In the morning we brainstormed ideas and...

I was looking for an inexpensive bare-bones video editor. The ones I found either couldn't handle 1280x720 or they degraded my image quality pretty severely. Its editing paradigm is strictly linear, but for $30 Quicktime Pro let me stitch together a series of short .MOV files, with audio, then add a...

Thanks!

Hello all, just joined the forum. I did a little 2D animation 20 years ago on the Amiga, but this is my first project in ASP:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqHg448I3Fg