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Premiere CC 16:9 Timeline to 4:3 Timeline Problems
On a 17″ MacBook Pro with Mavericks and Premiere CC, we’ve taken 1280×1080 speaker in front of green screen footage and edited on a timeline of the same dimensions. After keying we’ve then nested that timeline in a 720×480 timeline and fit the speaker in a template (speaker in upper corner, slides filling the rest).
When trying to compress to a 640×480 Quicktime mp4, all else looks good, but the speaker is squished. It’s as if Premiere didn’t treat the 720×480 timeline as a flattened timeline, but rather needed to go to the 1280×1080 timeline and turn it into 4:3 first, then recomposite the newly squished speaker into the 720×480 timeline, then make a Quicktime.
Is there any way to tell Premiere to not treat the 1280×1080 timeline this way and just turn the 720×480 timeline into a Quicktime? Or is there a better way to do this?
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I recommend asking questions like this on the Premiere Pro forum, not this low-traffic forum about the Creative Cloud system.
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
After Effects quality engineering
After Effects team blog
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