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Just want to save in the best way given the Wolverine limitations. Unless some future generation family historian comes along, these films are just for me to remember folks. Q: Should I archive in AVI? Do you guys do that? If it records in mp4 the quality is, what it is? - or does my edited project SAVED AS MP4 A SECOND TIME diminish quality and I should save as AVI? Q: Which of the above formats should I use? Q: I should maintain the 1440 by 1080 ratio? Would I want another ratio for a DVD or any Smart TV that allows a USB stick to play files? I get hung up when Pinnacle Studio gives me choices of how to export the project - mp4 choices that change size (and I can adjust size in these): It creates a MPEG-4 (HD?) movie file at 1080P/20 FPS (when I look at details of the file it is 1440 by 1080) The Wolverine MovieMaker Pro is absolutely adequate to digitize this stuff as mp4 to my eyes. The Super 8 mm film I have is not great (was it ever? Did my Dad just have the cheapest retail Kodak point and shoot?) I think I asked this Q 2 yrs ago in another forum and no answers. I'm a retail mess-around user, I know I am stepping into a deep pond of video folks here.

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