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  1. 15th Jan 2003 22:03 #1
    rsnowman
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    I have been doing a lot searching with no luck. Maybe someone here can give me an answer. When creating a jpg image to use in vcd or dvd, is there a particular resolution (dpi) that works best? I know 72 dpi is recommended for web sites and 150 dpi is good for ink jet printers. What about images that will be displayed on TV?
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  2. 15th Jan 2003 22:12 #2
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    DPI doesn't really matter when you're dealing with VCD stills. They have a fixed resolution, regardless of TV size. DPI also can't really be applied to an image with rectangular pixels instead of square ones.
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  3. 16th Jan 2003 07:02 #3
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    OK, thanks for the information.
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