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<blockquote data-quote="HazelrahFiver" data-source="post: 917674" data-attributes="member: 130750">That's the main problem right there, and I am becoming increasingly concerned that I've purchased some ?old? version of the PVR from Best Buy (I would think they only had the latest stuff, but...).&nbsp; I don't, flat out don't, have options in my Arcsoft recorder program.&nbsp; There is only 'capture'.&nbsp; Nothing else.That said, what I mean is I suppose that the default resolutions when selecting the TS and MSTS formats is smaller than the MP4, and it is not something I have the option to change (I get what you mean, I phrased it that way because I am limited in changing it.&nbsp; I think this is the real problem.)&nbsp;As for converting, I have tried numerous programs now, including the ArcSoft that came with the Hauppauge hardware.&nbsp; The others I can list if you want, but most (all probably) are freeware.For testing the playback, again ArcSoft, but also Windows Media Player, WinAmp, QuickTime, and the video editor I use called Camtasia.&nbsp; Same results all around.&nbsp; I've spent the last two hours attempting to convert files over and over again, in different formats with different options, to no success.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HazelrahFiver, post: 917674, member: 130750"] That's the main problem right there, and I am becoming increasingly concerned that I've purchased some ?old? version of the PVR from Best Buy (I would think they only had the latest stuff, but...). I don't, flat out don't, have options in my Arcsoft recorder program. There is only 'capture'. Nothing else. That said, what I mean is I suppose that the default resolutions when selecting the TS and MSTS formats is smaller than the MP4, and it is not something I have the option to change (I get what you mean, I phrased it that way because I am limited in changing it. I think this is the real problem.) As for converting, I have tried numerous programs now, including the ArcSoft that came with the Hauppauge hardware. The others I can list if you want, but most (all probably) are freeware. For testing the playback, again ArcSoft, but also Windows Media Player, WinAmp, QuickTime, and the video editor I use called Camtasia. Same results all around. I've spent the last two hours attempting to convert files over and over again, in different formats with different options, to no success. [/QUOTE]

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