Frage von mischwob:
Hello,
I will be a presentation in Premiere to create an LCD TV with 1366 x 768
The whole consists entirely of still images with transitions and is of a DVD can be played.
The images produced this are external.
Questions:
What project setting I use in Premiere, Pal 16:9 widescreen?
How big should I allow the images to create, 1366x768 or 720x576?
How large should the "safe area" so that everything important is not truncated?
Thanks for hints
S.
Antwort von RickyMartini:
16:9 should not be a problem.
720x576 is a PAL video DVD suitable resolution.
Antwort von mischwob:
Thanks for the hint
How many pixels must be s.den edges "security distance" Secure borders are kept so that the essentials in any case is visible?
The image makers do not have a premiere and therefore does not display ...
Thanks for a tip
Antwort von RickyMartini:
Premiere shows you the safe area, if the menu can be found.
Antwort von mischwob:
but yo ... The image makers do not have a premiere and therefore does not display ...
Widescreen project in Premiere again looks different than 720x576 photoshop ..
Antwort von RickyMartini:
but yo ... The image makers do not have a premiere and therefore does not display ...
Widescreen project in Premiere again looks different than 720x576 photoshop .. 3% overscan are probably normal. To secure the picture, I would then probably begin 7%.
Which resolution images subcontractors work? More than the above should be feasible under - especially if legible font is used.
Antwort von tommyb:
Normal overscan is always dependent on the device. Some old TV tubes cut 10% full. Therefore depends entirely on device.
Check it out if the television is being used to play are not randomly a feature called "Full Pixel" or something similar has. That schal you the overscan s.Gerät s.and could still be the rest of the already low Resolutionausnutzen.
Antwort von mischwob:
ok,
The playhead is an unknown to me dvd player and a LG Television and I have no access
I have the "pictures" a measure (pixels) indicate how much safety margin should have the images, fonts, etc. regarding
So where I must inform you that in spite of 16:9 and 1366x768 Resolutiondes television images with 768x576 Creating be ok?
Will not be distorted or blurred?
But how wide should be the "safety margin" be?
3% of 768 are horizontally 23pixel
3% of 576 are vertically 17pixel
Antwort von Eastside:
Hello,
1. You can not with a normal HD DVD player that is playing the material on each instance in the size and interpolated because you have in any case a loss of quality. Font blurred etc.
2. If you have a 16:9 PAL 720x576 widescreen (1.42) must create the size of the graphic you want to insert if you work with square pixels test 1.024x576Pixel be.
3. Visible
The contents of each case to see, it should 60 pixel of each side away from the edge and 30 pixels of the top and bottom, then you are on the secure page.
4. If only it would still be my TV with a laptop via DVI or VGA connect native Resolutionam laptop and adjust the graphics to 1366x768 pixels, then you will have to create it correctly Scharf.
Antwort von mischwob:
Thanks for the answer!
because the whole show on a run without my intervention, it is of a DVD can be played.
"if you work with square pixels test"
where do I OB I work with square pixels?
Oh just discovered: the default in Photoshop?
Antwort von mischwob:
In CS2 stands for widescreen 768x576 square template A
In CS3 1024 x 576
manmanman ...
