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For rotoscoping, you are much better off with the original source, meaning a BluRay copy. DVD and TV rips have frame-rates converted, thus blurring occurs. Unless strictly intended, Anime won't have blurring unless they're using life-like camera effects like focus or there's incredibly high motion.

I use

DirectShowSource("")

for everything not AVI. Been working for me for years...

if you are planning to get after effects don't get vegas.... get premiere pro instead. its much better and it works great with after effects. don't listen to the people that say vegas and after effects are better. Agreed. Adobe products shouldn't really be mixed with other softwares. It just distur...

Mac's don't have any decent interfaces for x264. I highly suggest moving the file to a Windows machine with MeGUI installed.

I have a x264 profile sheet I designed which kicks the crap out of pretty much every other method. Lossless video at tiny sizes.

I've edited a video in 1920x1080. I have a these resolutions also: 640x360 960x540 1280x720 1440x810 Footage from Five Centimeters Per Second 23.976 Frames per Second H264 (x264 encoded) Audio from Pendulum's Watercolor 1080 version contains FLAC audio - this is a specific area of interest, can you ...