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    Quote Originally Posted by kmclights View Post
    The manual says DV, but I'm not seeing that option in After Effects or iMovie (the two programs my designer works in mostly). The manual says DV-PAL is different, but if native DV is the best, how do you render to that?
    Kevin
    dv works well- and you cant get it wrong - as it only works one way-

    my testing shows that dv files are 50% faster than photojpeg at the same size.

    The graph below - from a 2.6Ghz Intel with x1900 video card using MTRON 32GB SSD disc - shows the performance of more than 80 different codecs.
    DV- is the fastest - meaning that layers playback better, and you can play more of them at the same time.

    The performance changes a lot with different image sizes, different codecs, and different codec settings.

    there are no codecs you cannot use, but there is a huge performance difference between codecs.
    Sure you can do 100% photojpeg if you want - but you only get 1 layer.

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