Frage von DJOJ:
Hello, Slashcam members!
I have the following problem!
I recently had a very long video project s.einem cut and am now finally finished with "ColorCorrection" etc.
When you render in PAL widescreen "is the picture with a lot of color and covered with reddish, netürlich not what I want!
So I thought, then I'll render "Uncompressed"!
In "Uncompressed" is the quality as I have wanted to, but not "widescreen"!
I have the synonymous Pixel Aspect Ratio to 1.42, and it still renders in 4:3!
Project settings are synonymous all set to widescreen!
What must I do to the quality to retain and to render in 16:9?
I thank you in advance for your effort to help me!
MfG.
DJOJ
Antwort von Markus:
... and am now finally finished with "ColorCorrection" ... Did you have the s.Computermonitor Color corrected (!) And then the result s.Television assessed or video monitor, as the color became apparent? - That would be completely normal (see synonymous
video recordings s.Computermonitor not look good). Or was there just a bad codec in the game (what?)?
I have the synonymous Pixel Aspect Ratio to 1.42, and it still renders in 4:3! Renders it really 4:3 (probably even 5:4), or does the program reflect only the PAR-indication (PAR = Pixel Aspect Ration)?
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4:3 (or 16:9) or 5:4? What must I do to the quality to retain and to render in 16:9? This depends on the targeted distribution from: If the result on a DVD? Or is there a video for the Internet to be? ...?
Antwort von DJOJ:
Hello!
Herzlchen Vielen Dank!
That should be all on one DVD!
I have now found out how I get the desired result!
I have mt 4:3 rendered the bar and with the codec HuffYUV!
But when I create a DVD, changed the program exaggerated the colors to red (or color will be more ambitious!)
Antwort von work_hard_play_hard:
Here are a few pictures:
Than normal. Avi with about 30GB size:
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zum Bild Then as a DVD (. VOB):
zum Bild Than normal. Avi with about 30GB size:
zum Bild Then as a DVD (. VOB):
zum Bild Than normal. Avi with about 30GB size:
zum Bild Then as a DVD (. VOB):
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Antwort von Markus:
On the pictures I do not necessarily an increase in the color of red or special shares. This looks to me after a typical codec problem, which affects the brightness. Bright picture content is cut and lose s.Zeichnung.
This suggests that s.irgend a point in the processing chain of bad codec in the game was. This can already when capturing the video have been the case, or synonymous with the choice of project settings.
In the video area, the brightness values 16-235 and used a DV codec white is usually synonymous. On the other hand, computer is the brightness range 0-255 possible. If a codec with a video store and 0-255 in MPEG2 compression then all under 16 and over 235 will be cut off, then it is to this effect.
What must I do to the quality to retain and to render in 16:9? I have now found out how I get the desired result!
I have mt 4:3 rendered the bar ... 16:9 have to want everything and then letterbox (4:3) to render is not necessarily that which is generally in "maintaining the quality of work". The 16:9 picture is so much smaller and thus loses s.Resolution.
Antwort von Andreas_Kiel:
In Sony Vegas Movie Studio 8 is a plug-in "Broadcast Colors", which could possibly match the brightness values briefcases. Attempt would be worth it ...
BG, Andreas
Antwort von DJOJ:
Should I use the Broadcast Colors s.Anfang of the video, so that the colors of the television is regulated or how does it work? [/ Quote]
Antwort von Andreas_Kiel:
Hi, this would have on the whole track are applied.
BG, Andreas
Antwort von wolfgang:
But when I create a DVD, changed the program exaggerated the colors to red (or color will be more ambitious!) So basically I could be a problem in recent years in Vegas is not observed.
To help you, you would have the following information in detail is necessary:
- With the camcorder was filmed here? Is it an HDV to AVCHD or a DV camcorder?
- How accurate are the project settings?
- How accurate are the rendering settings? To welchesm codec / with the (modified) templates has been rendered?
Vegas supports incidentally 0. .255 consistently, both when rendering some with DV, as synonymous in the output-to mpeg2 widescreen. Without the (available) specific filter is not as cut, unless there are actually elected unfavorable external codecs are used.
We need times to really
all the settings, we can help you make sense.
Also needed are the settings in DVDA, or with templates wlechesn there has been worked. The difference in the image dimensions - not the colors (!) - Have already pointed out that this is not the correct settings have been used, but that in DVDA offebar again umrerendert been.
