[Awais Bilal]

for confirmation i set my animation scene resolution size in digital pro 720*480 and it shows me aspect ratio 1.5 with this resolutions.
So the point is i can independently set any resolution size in it but i don’t get why aspect ratios are different in premiere & my animation software, any specific reason behind this !? any suggestion ?
And what if i render my animation with same 720*480 and import it into premiere !?

thanks 🙂

[Awais Bilal]

thanks for responce again 🙂

ok here i didn’t get what does it mean : 648×480->720×480 if final render requires to be rendered in 720×480 then whynot initially i do render all my scenes with this same resolutions , would it not disturb quality if we render 648*480 scenes into 720*480 final output !? and why this time we are preferring DV sequence not a normal Adobe Encoding export window :S

[Awais Bilal]

Hi Vince Becquiot
hope you are fine , sorry i am bothering you again , since there is an update at my end i want your suggestion again , now instead of LCD we got 20mm 40*30 outdoor screen and project will be played on it using any dvd player ( as i mentioned before ) , now would i do render all my scenes in 648×480 for 4:3 pixel aspect ratio and then edit them in adobe premiere pro using same resolution size & burn final version on dvd with same settings via adobe premiere ?

Thanks 🙂

[Awais Bilal]

yes of course its a good idea but i think we dont have any pixel aspect ratio setting in Digital Pro , only have a choice of changing resolutions , however i will check again animation tool i might be wrong .

thanks

[Awais Bilal]

ok now i got it , from my animation program i need to export my animation project in 854×480 screen resolutions and then would export final project in premiere using 720×480 @ 1.2 , it wont effect animation quality , right !?

thanks once again 🙂

[Awais Bilal]

ok thank you so much again for your guidance 🙂 , then it would be best for me if i make all my source animation files at 25 fps.But one more little thing confuses me rightnow that what resolution should i choose from my animation programme for source animation files which further would be used in adobe premiere for final editing purpose as well as in burning dvd, if i set my render setting for resolution size 720×480 in my animation software , would premiere not change its aspect ratio using 1.2 pixel ? i might be wrong as i fear it might disturb final quality of animation , am i guessing right ?

[Awais Bilal]

ok it makes so simple 720×480 with 29.97 frames per second and seems universal settings for dvd player running projects ,now i am bit confused i have suggested a different frame rate in earlier post which is 24fps 🙁

[Awais Bilal]

first thank you for your reply 🙂

i think 24 fps would be fine settings for animation then , as i have been doing animation on same rate .By the way what is 30P & 60 i ? ( sorry for my stupid questions ,i haven’t burnt this kind of project on a dvd before )

ok how would i come to know that which resolution suits well with my project , i have seen that huge wide LCD and it has more width as compare to height and i want to play my project on its entire screen , in other words i dont want to have black border on top and bottom of project while screening it on that TV.So please guide me how can i get that 648×480 or 854×480 or 720×480 is fine for me ..i might be wrong 4:3 ratio is for ordinary TV and Widescreen will be fine for this project !?

thank you again for your guidance .