Alex Harper
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I’m not sure what you mean, however, I still assure you that whatever I am doing with it is perfectly legal and encouraged.
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it records exactly what you see on the tv, basically. So mine records in 1920x1080p and I export it as 720p footage to reduce the file size since nothing larger is required for youtube. When quicktime opens up with the exported file it isn’t letterboxed and when I import it into the final cut editor it isn’t letterboxed then either.
The only time that it actually messes up is when I put it into the timeline. I’ve checked every setting I can think of in every step of the process and still nothing reflects anything that would letterbox the video. I even found an option that let me convert the file to anamorphic but that just cut off more of the video.
Thanks for the continued help
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Actually it is. There are literally thousands of people out there doing the same thing. Some are even sponsored by the game developers to put out content with there game. What I intend to do with it is to take a game that I played and commentate over it. It’s perfectly legal seeing as I am not looking to gain a profit, nor am I claiming that it is my property.
So how do I unletterbox the video?
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No actually it was gameplay off of an xbox 360