How to Record Larger Video Size - MPEG-4 640x480?

Hi all,
I have Quicktime Pro and am trying to capture/record video files (as MPEG-2 or MPEG-4) that are larger than 320x240.
Does anyone know how I can do this? Also, is there a better program that I should be using (within a reasonable price.)?
The key is that we have to encode it live -- we can't process it after capture.
Thanks a ton,
Ryan

In QuickTime > Preferences, select Recording,
in the Quality, select "Device Native", Once the file is recorded, you can export to desired movie size.
iMovie might be a good try for your digital video.
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