Trying to convert MKV to WMV

[orianajones]

So I am currently using a program called super. I figured out how to use it with 1 slight issue. The videos turn out tiny. Now I am trying to convert a 1920x1080 video in order to use it in an AMV and this keeps happening. I'm willing to bet that its due to some setting I have input incorrectly (most were automatic and so I didn't touch them not knowing what they were).

Video Scale size; [ ]320:180 [x]320:240
Aspect; [x]4:3 [ ]16:9
Frame/sec; [ ]23.976 [ ]25 [x]29 [ ]30
Bitrate kbps; 720
Option is set at hi quality. Its spelled as "Hi" for some reason.

These are the selections that come up with the Microsoft - Zune (WMV) Out put container.

So does anyone know if my settings are the issue?

[mirkosp]

Maybe it says "Hi Quality" because it's meant as a salute? Like, "Bye, quality?"
But really. Super is a Very Bad converter, and you should Read <a href=http://www.a-m-v.org/guides/avtech31/>ErMaC & AbsoluteDestiny's Friendly AMV Guides Lovingly Overhauled Largely by Zarxrax</a> to learn how to convert properly.
Most specifically, you should not use wmv as files to import in your editor: the quality will get lowered by a notch, and since it's lossy, editing won't be the most comfortable and accurate either.
We generally suggest doing lossless clips, possibly using utvideo as the codec, by using a combo of avisynth+virtualdub. But again, in the guide I already linked, everything is explained.

[orianajones]

Thank you so much.

I heard Sony vegas works best with WMV. Maybe it was just a rumour.

[mirkosp]

Well, WMV can kinda sorta work, but it's far from the best choice and has its share of issues, most importantly quality.

[orianajones]

Well thank you for that link. I have read some of it and its interesting. You're amazing.

[Mister Hatt]

Don't use WMV, problem solved.