I just read the Render PDF. Very helpful. Now what changes if you're doing an animation and saving to AVI vs a sequence of individual images?  I get that using broadcast with blurring is going to cause longer renders. Why is blurrring turned on for broadcast setting?

Clearly when creating an anmation that will be shown most likely at most at SD 480P resolution there's bound to be the render setting with the biggest bang for the render buck! All others will likely be overkill and produce long renders that really don't amount to anything more for you on the monitor screen.  By the way I am producing the animation at 24 fps and then I will pull that into an editing program timeline.  The likely output will be 24p mpg files ready for DVD authoring.....

Thoughts or tweaks for this approach to renders?  Thanks so much.....

Windows 10 - Poser Pro 2012 - 64Bit - 24GB RAM - 4 x 3.40 GHZ processor