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Ok, I reencoded my videos I was using to Lagarith, and what happened was: 1) The files got bigger (you told me that) 2) When I played the files in media player classic, the playback was a little laggy 3) In Vegas, the previews got a little less laggy, but it's still better for me to render instead o...

so what your trying to say is not just not work with divx/xvid, but not even render it into that, and then use a different program (virtualdub) to change the done video to divx/xvid

oh yes, thats exactly what my problem is. now I have a few questions concerning your answers: 1) Isn't it okay if I just render properly into divx, and then fix it by cutting off the black parts, and then risizing the video again to fit the 640x480 resolution? 2) How big will my videos be with Lagar...

Well I do "Fast Recompress" in Virtualdubmod, choose that codec that I just said, and in it's options I choose the best possible quality. And then I load it into Vegas
Is this what you asked?

Ok, so I save fragments of anime episodes in "Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec V3" (and so far, all fragments are in this codec) and of course I work with these files in Vegas

What I do is always take a part with virtual dub and compress it to something other than what it will become in the end (cuz Vegas doesn't recognize all videos), and then in the end I render it into DivX 6

When I render my AMV, it makes it's size 640x480 as I set it up, but the video itself seems to get a little resized vertically + sometimes it looks as if sometimes there are frames where a colors are a little messed up.

Does anyone know why?

We're the critical mass

megaman: no, u see, you're mixing things up One thing is that I said the keys of making an AMV others will like. Because it's really hard to make others see your point of view, by only an AMV. Since the topic starter has the problem of people critisizing his work, it's obvious he's trying to make so...

Oh yea? Got better ideas than me? Then I want to hear them