After exporting video project the quality is poor

Why is this? When I used to use Windows Movie Maker the quality was outstanding. I would think iMovie would be a lot better than Windows Movie Maker? Any help would be appreciated.

I figured it out. I had to reduce the size of the exported file. It looks a lot better now.

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