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Hey guys I just got my HD PVR and I want to know what the hell is up with this quality.

So I recorded and now when I upload its only 360p.



If you know the problem please help me out. Thanks TTG.
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Anyone wanna help me for I can see if this thing can actually go HD or not?
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Why did you render in only 480p? It can go up to 1080p. Use Sony Vegas to render in 1080p.
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Go into the side settings in total media and make sure it is set on Best Quality.
Also, if you have Sony Vegas, render it in there in HD.
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It matters about your TV too. it has to be HD to get a good outcome. If you have a Dinosaur TV, The quality is going to be shit, no matter how you render it
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-CoD- wrote Why did you render in only 480p? It can go up to 1080p. Use Sony Vegas to render in 1080p.


May you please link me a video on how to render it please and thank you
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NikLea23 wrote
-CoD- wrote Why did you render in only 480p? It can go up to 1080p. Use Sony Vegas to render in 1080p.


May you please link me a video on how to render it please and thank you
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