After effects rendering resolution

I am using the warp stabilizer to stabilize some aerial footage, the footage is shot in high definition. However, when I render the footage I lose a lot of the resolution (Quality) within the video and it looks horrible. I really need this footage to stay in HD. Does anyone know an output that will guarantee me HD footage?
Thank you

Set your output to best quality and full resolution, not current settings and resolution. Also make sure your footage interpretation fits the source footage, in particular with fields involved. Of course there will always be a tiny loss of sharpness due to the warping, but otherwise AE does not reduce quality or resolution. It all depends on your settings. Maybe you should do a bit of reading in the help files on al lthat stuff...
Mylenium

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I'm not quite sure what you're saying. Are you saying that when you render from After Effects the audio sounds bad but the audio file that was in your composition doesn't sound that bad when you play it in other applications?
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<languageVersion : 1.0;>
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Y'know, for the past few days you've been crying and moaning about slow render times.
I went back & checked, and do you know how much information you've given to help us help you? Here's the answer: ALMOST NOTHING! And that is despite people asking you over and over again for certain information, and you ignore it! Do you LIKE not getting help?
You know what we know? You're running Win 8 and you have 8 gigs of RAM. You're rendering a 3-minute clip, and it's taking 10 hours. Well, lah-dee-dah. In AE terms, you might just as well have told us you're from Japan and you have red hair.
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The PRECISE version of AE you're using, right down to the last decimal place
The PRECISE version of your operating system, right down to the last decimal place
The identities of any third-part video cards
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The horizontal & vertical dimensions of your comps and frame rate
The media container (.mov, .avi, etc.) and codec(s) of the clips you're using
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What kind of effects are you trying to use?
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Trying to use multiprocessing? You shouldn't.
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See this page for resources about making After Effects work faster: http://adobe.ly/eV2zE7
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