Ive had this problem with PSP 4.5 and have updated to the latest version.

Ive tried loading K-Lite Codec Megapack and it had no effect.

I can successfully render to 720x480 DVD but I really want the higher resolution.

Was wondering if anyone is having success and what OS and file format they are rendering to.

When rendering similar sequences in Edius there are no problems, even when the files are greater than 2 GB.

My work around is not using the highest quality setting in the Canopus HQ codec for stills, even with motion and transitions.

A rather low setting of the render quality is more than sufficient (for this codec).

Canopus Edius 5.51 Rus Install Only Software

I recomend to keep the system clean, which means to install only software and especially codecs when those are tested before.

I also like a little bit more color in my videos, so I bump the saturation to 118.

I did my first one in 1920 x 1080 24 FPS progressive for my first HD project, but didnt care for my slide pans at 24 FPS.

That is why the cable sports networks broadcast in 1280 x 720 to get smoother display of sports action.

There is a slight loss of crispness in the images, but not enough to be noticable.

I understand that 1920 x 1080 60 FPS progressive is being added to the Blu-Ray standard to support 3D.

I will likely go to that when I get software that supports it.

For editing outside of Producer I export as MPEG-2 at a high bit rate.

HD is well worth the effort IMO, so I just do what I have to do.

Its great fun. I picked up a couple of BD-RW disks so I could practice without having to throw away my mistakes.

Late last year I found some Verbatim BD-R 10-packs for only 1.00 per disc.

Inexpensive enough for playing around.

I use WD Live Plus I didnt want the expense of blu-ray and never have to worry about making platters.

The 720 rendering is so close I have a hard time telling the difference between 720 vs 1080 with good upscaling.