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Weirdly dimensioned render challenge
Hello,
So, I have a need to render a video consisting of two rows by six columns of video assets, each video is 512×384 pixels and 29.97 fps. Somewhat like a video wall of sorts. The video output I would like is 3072×768 (512×6 by 384×2).
I’m a complete Premiere Pro newbie, but I can get around here and there and have used basic editing and some simple effects stuff � but I’m not in it everyday all day.
I am having trouble finding the correct way to render this as a � whatever..Quicktime file, an MP4 file, etc. Ultimately this will go online to share with some folks, and I haven’t looked into the consequences of that, but am just trying to find my workflow.
If I export it as most any video format, I can’t set the frame size to 3072×768. What I get is an error telling me to adjust framerate and line settings or something like this. I am able to export it as an FLV but I’m a little concerned that the standard video outputs are complaining because they probably know something I almost certainly do not.
Any advice from the experts here?
Julian Bleecker
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1 Reply
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3072×768 is not going to be exportable to the likes of web formats, since it would be pointless, with unmanageable file sizes
Unless this is going to a multi screen live event, in which case you would create separate videos anyway, the only 4K projector that will be able to display that video natively costs over $100000.00, add an extra 15000 for the lens 🙂
However, I may be missing the point, so any other format is obviously going to lead to huge file sizes.
Quicktime, except for H.264, will support up to 4096×4096. Either Animation (huge) or Motion Jpeg (better) is what I would use, and I’m afraid that’s the only choices you have.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area
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