To view clear quality video image.....

Hi Folks,
Goodmorning...
I have created an .java file which capture destop and save it as an .avi video file. its like desktop capturing but when i try to play that video file its play but not able to view text in clear. can any one hep me to capture good and clear with constant size image at capturing and any other help to view that video clearly with each and every text also with mouse viewable..
Thanks in advance !......
Edited by: Rahul_Varma on Jan 14, 2008 7:32 AM

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