Frage von HorstHorstinger:
Moin!
have the following problem and hope you can help me:
I have premiere cs3 pro and a simple cam panasonic which no "real" support 16:9, so the integrated up / down bar solution used. The output format should therefore still be 4:3, but the top / bottom black.
Now the big task that I would like to 720p as the final result is a video (since photos are to be!) Create.
Which format should I choose as a project setting and how do I get the black frame around the video away .... What export format?
Thank you and greetings from the north of the Republic!
Antwort von PowerMac:
There are many ways. Obvious: Create a 720p project with a good codec, goto the DV stuff, insert it into the 720p timeline, to bubble and trim it, then cut it with the photos and your film.
Antwort von Axel:
Of the 414,720 pixels (576x720 PAL 4:3) remain after the letterbox trim still left 291600 (405x576). These are interlaced, so each field has 145800 pixels.
If you are with "720p" 720x1280 mean, would the 921,600 pixels. You should have so in the worst case, your video is scaled to 632%. In the best case, after a very good deinterlacing, hypothetical 316%. Scale for fun times at your movie only twice. Will the people still watch?
The Resolutiondes videos should be more important than the photos.
Antwort von Meggs:
and a simple cam panasonic which no "real" support 16:9, so the integrated up / down bar solution used. The output format should therefore still be 4:3, but the top / bottom black.
After capturing, you see so, whether the result is 4:3 or 16:9.
My little Canon MV600i, entry-level model of 2004, may be synonymous not a "true" 16:9, but it draws on anamorph. The result on the PC then has 720 x 576 pixels and is 16:9.
For your projects do you do in Premiere's agreement to a 720p 16:9 Project, and resize your video so that it fills the screen. If it really exists in 4:3 letterboxed, the black bars disappear while auto, if the video fits in the width.
Of course you do not order from SD HD, but I can imagine that the result is better than one from the HD-SD hochskalierte Television Studio.
Antwort von HorstHorstinger:
First thanks for the answers, so you've helped me very much,
jaja simple is often so close ...!
... no, unfortunately not synonymous anamorph :-(
now have the video as desired in the correct format, however, is "inflated" and in an acceptable quality, as the output format was first used wmv, rendering, however, has a good 2 hours (!) lasted for 5min video (3GBram/dualcore à 2GB)
Which edition codec (high quality) suggests you think? Standard in Premiere?
free download?
Antwort von jazzy_d:
So, WMV-HD 720/50p with 10Mbit / s has for me (for HDV) is still that which s.besten (halt lasts long when rendering). Slowly but surely wants / needs me but synonymous with "blu-ray mpeg2" deal. I think it is important that you are in a standard synonymous halt the move to the new blue suit slices.
