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Video Splice
All right, I know I’ve posted here recently about a video project but now the dimensions and everything has changed. So I’d like your input on this one and I have a question:
the video that we’re making will be displayed in a 960 by 2160 pixel dimension.
The way I was told to do is design the video in a 960 by 2160 vertically and they cut it into 4 displays of 960 by 540 and rearrange it in a 1920 by 1080 composition.
Now my question is how to I cut a video into for pieces, I’M USING AFTER EFFECTS????
I was planning to drop the 960 by 2160 video 4 times and positioned them into their respective quadrants, but this doesn’t seem to be a very good way to do it.The person has requested a quicktime video that will be played from a computer. So I’m assuming it’ll be square pixels and I’m planning on keeping that at 29.97 frame rate…
what do you guys think?
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[Kate Koyama] “I was planning to drop the 960 by 2160 video 4 times and positioned them into their respective quadrants, but this doesn’t seem to be a very good way to do it. “
That’s exactly how I’d do it.
The only thing I’d add is that you might see better performance on final output if you pre-render the original 960×2160 comp, or create and use a best-quality, full-resolution proxy for your original comp.
Walter Soyka
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you mean render my 960 by 2160 as an animation quicktime best resolution and then bring it in?
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