Also, I've been using Bizhawk.

I don't understand how to format the avs file. What am I supposed to edit, change, and delete?

*Lunar Test video played with Bizhawk: http://goo.gl/ZG0i 5E

*Lunar Test video played with PSXJin: http://goo.gl/DH8OPL

Completly wrong Brian. My AVS doesn't like this. See my AVS here: http://goo.gl/QIJrc0

http://1drv.ms/1DaaPmm There you go.

Send a print of your AVS file opened!

That's the thing, my avs file only has 16 lines.

My AVS files have only 16 lines... more than this is with TasVideos encodes...

MeGUI is giving me the message: http://1drv.ms/1IET03z

For Lunar is best use Bizhawk: this game have bugs in PSXJin with problem in cutscenes (the gameplays flow and sync without problem). PSXJin is good & fast but some games are not full compatible

@Brian0451 I already said: use a tool assisted emulator to record the input and we can help you with your encode. And Sony Vegas is not recomended for videos, i use VirtualDUB

Also, the fmvs in Lunar are low-res by default. Don't blame me for that. Blame "Game Arts."

Spazbo4 - My version of Vegas doesn't have "view transform." Should I ignore that step?

Uncompressed is lossless, but with a humongous file size. if that source is also blurry, then its an emu setting you need to look at.

but i wouldnt use sony vegas for emulators or pc games, i use vdub for editing those

i made a tutorial for rendering longplays with sony vegas, why don;t you use the settings i put in that?

So many specifications. What would be a good video processor for tscc or lagarith? And isn't full frames (uncompressed) a lossless codec?

You should be using a lossless codec such as tscc or lagarith to output a pixel perfect video to use as a source whilst still having some file compression. Then edit in VirtualDub before encoding.

Where did I go wrong?