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Cannot render to 5120×768
Hi folks.
I need to render a video to 5120×768, but my video is rendered as 4096×768 with grey spaces at the bottom and top! What did I do wrong?
The render settings all show 5120×768, but the rendered video (H.264/MP4) is only 4096 pixels wide. -
4 Replies
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VLC does. And when I import the footage into AE again it also says 4096.
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[Toby Hruna] “The render settings all show 5120×768, but the rendered video (H.264/MP4) is only 4096 pixels wide.”
Many codecs intended for final content delivery are restricted to various frame sizes at the different profile levels.
I believe 4096×2048 is the highest possible resolution for H.264 using High Profile 5.1.
You’ll have to output to something that is less picky. Maybe Lossless or ProRes if you have it. If those aren’t working than an image sequence should definitely work.
Darby Edelen
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Thanks a lot! I had almost feared that.
I’m working on a project that will be used for an installation with a surround projection of 5 projectors (so 5 x 1024×768 pixels). I was working with the entire 5120-pixel project and wanted to crop the single videos (it will need to be split) afterwards. Now I guess I will simply render the 5 single videos out from AE directly.
Thanks for your effort guys! -
This might be a little late, but was there any solution to this without splitting the shot up?
Israel “Izzy” Long
Motion and Title Animation
ragecg.com
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