• Adobe Premiere Pro

  DV/D1 Pal 720×576 export (a little explanation needed)

  Posted by Vaggelis Valassopoulos on December 29, 2017 at 1:08 am

  Hi to the forum, and merry Christmas,
  This is my third post here and i am so glad that always i got all the info i was looking for.

  To just dive right in,
  I decided to capture VHS tapes, with virtualdub and after a lot of search i had done a pretty good job with filters codecs and etc.
  I only have a question when it comes to premiere trim and export sequence part.
  I figured out that i have two option in virtualdub for capture pin resolution.
  One is 640×480 or 720×576. I will explain in a little what i mean.
  I use TU-R422 BT.601 (i think smrhing like that) loseless codec for compression and i get a 10gb file for a 45′ tape.
  The only thing i want to figure out is the res and the PAR.
  When i select the 640×480 res the video output is 4:3 and recognized as Square pixels by premiere and it doesnt look transformed to me, but with 720×576 I get a little more content and a little more bars (its fine i will crop them afterwards) and the PAR is DV/D1 PAL 1.0940 and when i playbacked its 5:4 and a little stretched and transformed.
  The signal is PAL_B and i assume that with 640×480 the virtualdub does a resize by itself.

  to sumup i want to record in DV/D1 PAL 1.0940 and right in premiere to trim and export it as X*576 or 640*480 in 1:1 PAR Square pixels!
  How can i achieve this ?

  Thank you a lot in advance,
  Vaggos Val

  Vaggelis Valassopoulos replied 8 years, 7 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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