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I finally found a way to get good quality with a dazzle. Basically, you leave the video interlaced. However, you add Gaussian Blur and sharpen the video. What happens then is it blurs the interlacing lines without taking away the quality of the video .

If anybody is interested, my settings can be found here. [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYsj1rI9T8s"]YouTube- My Dazzle Settings (DVC 100)[/ame]Yes, I did make a spelling mistake at the beginning of the video, sorry lol.

One other thing, to record with mjpeg, you need a decent computer. I have a quad core so I don't have much of a problem with it. However if needed you can lower it to about 80-85 without really losing quality if you can't record at 100%. ^

It's nice man. I like it.

Great quality, but I was wondering, what were you editing it with. Thanks

I like it. I dont have that software though Im stuck with WMM. Do you know how to get good quality with it from there?

When you are exporting your movie file, you will soon come to a part that says "Movie Setting" at the top. This is where you tell it what quality you want it to have. Select the option "Other settings:" and scroll down the list to find the best quality for you. I believe that the choice "High Quality Video (large)" outputs the very best quality you can get on Windows Movie Maker, But before choosing a high quality in Movie maker you should at least have two empty HDD's for saving the file. The file size is exceedingly large.