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Export to DVD
I am creating my entire movie in After Effects 6.5 pro, using still images and graphics from Photoshop. I work in 720×540 sq pixels. I render to AVI in the ntsc D1 720×486.
I plug this AVI movie into the Premier Pro 1.5 time line and make any adjustments and add soundtrack. I export to DVD to view on my television to inspect quality.
This had been working well for several weeks and about 7 burns. Now when I burn the DVD it is making the movie smaller on the tv. It has about a 2″ black border around it. No video to edge of tv. Basically it is showing everything as seen on the computer. It is a small image on the TV not filling the screen. The video is not stretched and looks fine just no longer filling the screen with the normal over scan.
I have checked the setting and cannot figure this out- your help appreciated. Thanks
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Perhaps this is more of a Windows/PC question, but I’m trying to make something work in Premiere. I just got an HP “media” computer that has S-Video and a composite outs. I’m using the composite, or trying to.
It’s easy to make the video out show what’s on the entire computer monitor screen, but in certain applications (Adobe demo disk) it shows just the live video. I have been trying to get it to do that with the Premiere video overlay, but so far with no luck. Anybody know how to set a video monitor up in Windows/Premiere?
I know if I had Matrox hardware or certain othe cards, this would be a snap, but I’m using the stock (probably on board) graphics card.
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Is your Project Settings NTSC?
Firewire is the only way to preview video from the monitor window to a TV, using your camera as a pass-thru. -
Probably is not on board video card. Could be nvidia FX 5200. (I have a HP media Center too)
the steps are a little complicate to said by mind but will try:
Right click window desktop>advance. look for your video card. Look for “clone” and select it. have 15 seconds to accept the changes: do it
Also in premiere you have to select in the monitor small top arrow> go to the button of the new screen> select it and select 3D… excuse me but is all I can remember w/o watching my PC.
If you did ok You will have a your currently monitor and your TV to watch the video running -
Hector,
Thanks so much for your post. I think I got the first part working to make the TV a clone of the computer monitor. Can you make it more clear what you mean about the changes in Premiere? Is so, thanks again, it will be very helpful.
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