Frage von the_arsonist:
Hi @ all,
I need my (short) films to 30.12. to have a DigiBeta. (Festival)
The transfer is (hopefully) take over a local TV station.
5d Mark II with footage in Premiere, cut, minutes post in AfterFX (1920x1080 25p) for about 7 long
Optimal output would be now?
Container, codec, bit rate, resolution, etc. sufficient 8Bit pp.?
What Do I have to prepare, observe, adjust to an optimal result with which the sender can start right now what?
If necessary, I call again with the transmitter. But, the way to me via the forum (because of the weekend) is much more effective.
I have googled and searched the forum. But many questions in a forum with technical subject answered the questions you know how to answer non :-)
What video card is used I do not know for example schonmal. Everything will probably be super rechtlischer is a public TV station because.
Hope for your help.
Best regards
J
Antwort von Blackeagle123:
In a short film and an external hard drive I would advise you to DigiBeta to premiere with an uncompressed AVI file using "Export" -> "Film" issue. Which you can then embed in any editing program again.
To save space you could synonymous to the Microsoft DV codec used in theory, Since you only starting material even a 5D Mark II had as a. If the local station but works with Mac, you can get a problem since. Otherwise you'll spend the movie as synonymous as tif frames. But that's all too complicated.
Please keep in mind that everything in DigiBeta SD is available on the.! Best regards,
Constantin
Antwort von the_arsonist:
Hey,
Thanks for your very helpful reply:)
Ok.
So it should be 16:9.
How about the issue (Resolutionund pixel aspect ratio) then right?
I have found a table
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Standard definition_television-
Thanks for the quick reply
J
Antwort von Blackeagle123:
For PAL (SD), it is completely no preference whether 16:9 or 4:3 ;-)
The Resolutionist always the same, the pixels at 4:3 only less "broad" as drawn in 16:9. The pixels in the Width to 16:9 as many as in 4:3 are synonymous.
Greetings!
Antwort von Blackeagle123:
To respond to your table, the Resolutionist at 16:9 and 4:3 for PAL are: 720 × 576th
If the Picture is now in the Width draws (at 4:3 and in 16:9) and then converts almost all in square pixels, then comes to you:
768x576 (4:3) and at 1024x576 (16:9).
All you need can not, however, as each DVD and the synonymous-a DigiBeta tape Resolutionvon 720x576.
But you will not see any difference in quality synonymous, since the horizontal resolution of the eye is smaller than the vertical.
Greetings!
Constantin
