Antoine Guy
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Thanks – I will try that.
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Thanks – everytime I ask a question on here, I realise how little I know!!!
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In that case, shouldn’t the files for every DVD regardless of content, be rendered in a progressive format? ie This DVDA Widescreen Pal Template default setting is not ideal?
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Thanks – since it doesn’t make any difference I’ll just stick to rendering as DVDA widescreen PAL template (interlaced). But this is good to remember for menu intros that require progressive rendering.
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Excellent!!
Thank you!! Enjoy your weekend! -
Thank you.
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Just realised the quick way!
Right click image
Properties
Media Tab
RotationThat’s all you need to do!!
Thanks for your help anyway – I’ve just put that up incase someone else has the same query. -
Thanks Andrew – You hit the nail on the head. A little bit tedious, but At least I’m able to achieve what I want. Many thanks…
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Mike,
Why is it necessary for menu intros to be progressive, yet the movie itself has to be interlaced? And finally, now that you pointed me towards this ‘Field Order’ option, should i always use the lower field first default option when rendering a normal mpg2 movie for DVD?( My source footage is almost always .m2ts files from sony hd sr11 camera) -
I tried this before but it doesn’t work. I’m not interested in cropping at all. I entered the angle of rotation in pan/crop, but Vegas auto crops the image after rotating. As I mentioned earlier, this seems to be because Vegas will not allow images of less than a certain width.
Just to clarify – I’m trying to rotate a landscape into a portrait without losing aspect ratio and without cropping – obviously the image will be smaller, but I’m happy with this. Another way of describing this is that I want to do exactly what the rotate image icon does in DVDA.
Rotating before import does not work either! Very strange….