Personally I think this looks really good for video shot in interlaced mode in AVCHD format. ----- This is another MOV contained h264 file, this time on windows. Interestingly the mjpeg didn't play back on my computer well, so I went with h264 and it played fine, which is fine by me since it has a signifigantly smaller filesize. 18 megs vs 90 megs and it looks nearly identical (the h264 seems to have a slightly less fluid look to it, but it definitely still feels like film once its sent to vimeo). This solution isn't fantastical from a workflow perspective, but it works for now and it works for me on both windows and mac since streamclip works on both platforms. My workflow AS OF NOW (is definitely evolving) is as follows: 1) Shoot on panasonic in AVCHD. 2) Backup MTS Files to DVD (I use 4 gig sdhc cards so a dvd is perfect for backup) 3) Use KMPlayer in superpeed mode set up with CoreAVC decoder to preview AVCHD Files on the fly, to decide which...