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  • Output issue premiere

    Posted by Fran Flynn on July 11, 2011 at 2:53 am

    Hi – I usually produce video material for internet use, but I have recently finished a project that needs to appear on tv.

    I have received the specs from the station, but can’t seem to match my video file with the specs. If someone can give me the correct process I would really appreciate it.

    Source media is canon 5d mark 2 video, and graphics produced in photoshop.

    I originally setup the project to the finished output size [720 x 576] but it appears that might not have been the correct approach. Since then I have started recompiling the whole sequence [big job] in 1080p[full res] with the intention of outputting at the requested format/size – BUT when I do a test, even though it suggests that it will produce a file of 720 x 576, it still appears in the original aspect ratio. I need to be able to see where the video will crop as I am overlaying an element in one scene – and position is important.

    Here are the specs that I need to work with.
    Help will be really apprecaited. Getting a bit desperate as deadline looming!

    Here are the specs;
    Acceptable File Formats
    • MPEG-2 Program Stream @ 15Mbps PAL 720 x 576
    • QuickTime Movie H.264 @ 15Mbps PAL 720 x 576
    Upper (or Odd) field dominance. No mixed fields.
    If vision plays back with field dominance causing a vision
    stutter error, use progressive scan or de-interlace.
    Import master export into SD PAL 720 x 576 sequence /
    project. Export acceptable file formats listed above.

    • PAL 25 fps
    • Upper (1st or Odd) field dominant
    • Resolution 720 x 576
    • Luminance level not to exceed 700mU (digital scope) or 100% (analogue scope)
    • Black level not to drop below 0mU
    • Chroma level not to exceed 100%
    • Titles and graphics are in 4:3 titlesafe
    • No visable drop-outs or noise
    • Video duration matches clapper details

    Ann Bens replied 15 years, 2 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Ann Bens

    July 12, 2011 at 9:03 am

    See the other forum.

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