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What is the best render setting to keep the highest quality and keep the sync??
I have tried a few render settings such as h.264 720p 44.1
The playback will be on my laptop, using quicktime.
My laptop has 2gb of ram, with 2.2 core duo processor.
HELP

I don't know if these are the highest quality but I didn't have any issues using either H264 widescreen with audio settings at 48k or Quicktime with 48k exporting from PrPro in Windows for playback on a Mac using Quicktime. The Quicktime file didn't look as good using Quicktime player for Windows, and the H264 looked fine on both QT for PC and Mac. The sync issue could have been from using 44.1 instead of 48k audio.

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