Hello, this is something that can't be helped. In fact, EDIUS (whatever non-editing software) has encoded the video twice when outputting it. Your material is encoded for the first time when it is collected, and it is encoded again when it is output. The more encoding times, the greater the loss of video quality. It would be better to output AVI without loss, but to be honest, if the mpeg encoding format is output, the bit rate is large enough, and the difference is average.

If you know all the above questions. Then consider the second problem, that is, the difference between players. EDIUS uses its own kernel player. If you output it, it is estimated that it will be played by Windows media player or Storm Video. Different players have different effects. If you don't believe me, you can import the exported movie back into EDIUS, and the picture may be restored to its original color.

I have used this software to cut films for several years, and I have encountered many problems, but I have basically found solutions. If you have other questions to discuss, you can email me. 0 1 10 Wang @ 163.com