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VLC media player - pixel-y results?

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kalopsia


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I have used the VLC media player, as recommended by many mac users, to convert my camcorder's MPEG files to iMovie-friendly mp4 files.

This appears to have worked, except that the new converted mp4 files are pixellized, and not exactly premium quality.

Is there any way to fix this?

p.s. I have found remedies for this on the internet - but all the screenshots/procedures are geared towards the Windows version - aka, the menus are not the same at all!:|
 

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