When watching it on my computer I really don't see much difference between
the two except when I view full screen and it is a fast paced video. But try
using "High Quality (NTSC)" and "DV-AVI" and "Video for Local Playback" and
burn them all to a DVD and see the results. You will likely see a very
noticeable problem with the Local playback one, they tend to turn out very
pixilated and jumpy during fast scenes plus the video quality just isn't as
good. As far as what you see between the High Quality and the DV-AVI it
pretty much depends on the content of the project to begin with (Still
images or video).
-Wojo

"Tim" <Tim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I've only done my work on the computer so far... but when I use the Video
> for
> local playback, it too, is much crisper than the High Quality (NTSC). Any
> thoughts?
>
> Tim
>
>