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1120×630 on 1280×720
good day!
i have a question regarding importing and redering in sony vegas. its not really a problem. i just want some clarification. 🙂
so i transfered a video from my camcorder with a raw resolution of 1120×630 to sony vegas. in project properties, i set my project size to 1270×720 for HD resolution. i kinda expected that i will have extra black spaces since my original video is short of 160×90 pixels. the thing is, vegas kinda fits my 1120×630 video to the 1280×720 regardless of maintaining aspect ratio or not. is this normal?
in the preview window, i still see a tiny black space around my video. this is when Maintain Aspect Ratio is checked. but when i render an ouput, the 1120×630 fits on 1270×720 perfectly with no black spaces around it.
i just wanna know vegas ignored the supposed black spaces.
hoping for a reply. thanks!
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4 Replies
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“so i transfered a video from my camcorder with a raw resolution of 1120×630 to sony vegas.”
I’ve never heard of a resolution like that.
What kind of camcorder is it?“he thing is, vegas kinda fits my 1120×630 video to the 1280×720 regardless of maintaining aspect ratio or not. is this normal?”
Vegas automatically stretches things to try and make them fit so yes, this is normal.
“but when i render an ouput, the 1120×630 fits on 1270×720 perfectly with no black spaces around it.
i just wanna know vegas ignored the supposed black spaces.”The “Stretch video to fill output frame size (so not letterbox)” option is most likely selected in the render options tab.
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hello Mike thanks for replying!
my camcorder is a Canon ZR930 consumer minidv camcorder. 1120×630 is the max resolution for widescreen.
The “Stretch video to fill output frame size (so not letterbox)” option is most likely selected in the render options tab.
I forgot to mention, this option is not selected during my rendering thats why im still confused. Selecting this should eliminate black spaces/bars right? So how come my rendered video already filled the black spaces/bars?
im rendering my video in WMV, btw.
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“120×630 is the max resolution for widescreen.”
I’ve never heard of that resolution not can I find it in any of the templates in Vegas.
“im rendering my video in WMV, btw.”
That’s a square pixel format vs. the rectangular format of miniDV so that may account for what you’re seeing.
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Mike
I dont think it has something to do with square vs rectangular format because I created a wallpaper (JPG) with a 1120×630 size and imported it to vegas. It turned out the same. The rendered output video still stretched the wallpaper image.
About the 1120×630 (16:9), it is the highest camcorder resolution for recording. Canon ZR930.
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