exporting DVCProHD 1080p from timeline

[Chris Tompkins]

That’s what it supposed to do. HD, When full raster is 1920 X 1280

Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta

[Jeremy Garchow]

[Chris Tompkins] “1920 X 1280”

1920×1080.

That’s Quicktime doing the real time anamorphic stretching. Your clip is still 1440×1080.

Jeremy

[Chris Tompkins]

That’s what I meant.

Thanks.

Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta

[Dovydas Vilkelis]

Okay, so there is another problem. I export some clips for use in Nuke,
and it is stretched too much. No matter what pixel aspect ratio I make in Nuke project, square or 1.333. Is it possible to avoid quick time stretching to 1920×1080? Or maybe there is another solution?

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[Jeremy Garchow]

Are you changing anything when you export?

Should be File > Export > QuickTime Movie

Make sure ‘make self contained’ box
Is checked.

[Dovydas Vilkelis]

I do exactly what you wrote. When I watch video with QT player, it’s ok.

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[Jeremy Garchow]

Nuke must not understand the aspect ratio of DVCPro Hd.

[Dovydas Vilkelis]

Nuke understands it, when I import video just after transferring from camera.

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[Jeremy Garchow]

So, after you log and transfer, if you take one of those quicktimes to Nuke, it’s ok. But if you export from FCP, it’s no good.

Can you take a screenshot of your sequence settings?

[Dovydas Vilkelis]

I don’t think it’s sequence issue, because FCP makes settings, when I insert some footage on timeline. I just don’t want QT stretch, because after that some problems occurs in Nuke. It thinks footage is 1920×1080, but with 1.33 pixel apsect ratio.

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