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Hey thanks for the replies guys, Was still stumped on the issue. I decided to remake the video but instead with a zoom in instead of out. This time it came out with no resolution loss. I suppose the program doesn't like to start out with a close of of an image lol.

Alright, I believe I did this right sooo.. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1p5TeOiUdIWPf5LKtCJDbpE0fzaJIuGIL?usp=sharing Thanks for the help, will be back in a few hours to check up on this thread!

Hey! So recently I got a new pc and started loading it up with my necessities. One of these is Videopad. I make videos and such, so I'm not new to this software. That said, I've come across an issue I never encountered while making a new video for the first time since I got the new PC. I've made a short 5 second intro for my playthough hobby and I'm not sure why, but after exporting this video I opened it up and was greeted with a very low resolution image. What should be 1920x1080 came out looking very 480-ish. Here' a comparison pic. https://i.imgur.com/Xxamiu8.png My Export File Settings are as they always were when exporting, File Format: MP4 Resolution: 1920 x 1080 - 1080 HD Widescreen fit: Stretch Frame Rate: Constant 60 My only edits on the video is an audio track and a zoom out FX.