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Well, I use Adobe Premeire pro to edit my movie. I edited the entire thing and at the end I realized that the video i was editing was only 320x240, not the 720x480 that the proect was set to. So pretty much the movie consisted of a small centered movie window. I need to either figure out how to change the project setting to 320x240 in Adobe, resize the 320x240 video to 720x480, or something else that you experts only know. PLEASE help.
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Last edited by fcmsb13; 5 Jun 2005, 05:36 AM. -
Are you making a VCD? 320X240 is the standard complaint VCD aspect ratio. 720X480 is the standard DVD aspect ratio.
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Welcome to the Digital Video Forums of Digital Digest, "fcmsb13"
"320X240 is the standard complaint VCD aspect ratio."
That is incorrect.
Standard compliant resolution for NTSC-VCD is 352x240 and for PAL-VCD 352x288...
To reiterate the question asked by "jmet", what are you trying to accomplish?
If you are using an NTSC DVD (720x480) as your initial source and you want your project to result in output of 720x480, I'd suggest you start from scratch and make certain your settings are correct.
Converting a 320x240 image to 720x480 will yield poor visual results.
Be wary of highly opinionated and often unsubstantiated statements made in response to your questions at these forums...Comment
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Yea, I forgot PAL compliancy. I am in NTSC so I never messed with PAL. My bad.Comment
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To jmet
You also goofed on NTSC resolution...Comment
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Yes I did. You are so paying attention to detail today.
Its been years since I made a VCD. I just really do not see the point anymore.
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It doesnt matter what i am making (vcd,dvd) When I export as Movie in Adobe Preimiere Pro it is looks like this.
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P.S. What I am trying to accomplish is a video that is full screen. I am not going to edit the entire thing over again.Comment
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