Bernd Rottenbuch
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thank u very much kevin
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thanks joseph, attaching this to make it a bit clearer what my problem is
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looks like, what I am searching for. Can you please upload the file for cs6? thank u
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somehow I got the same 4:3 conversion when working on premiere cs5 instead of premiere pro. Is there something like a toggle aspect ratio as well? My source monitor shows me a 16:9, while in my sequence window the film is 4:3 again…..argggghh
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thank you so much ann
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and another problem has occured…:(
when I put the wide screen material into a new comp it seems this comp is rather 4:3 than 16:9. I checked interpret footage but the PAR was also D1/DV PAL Widescreen 1,42.
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okay let me just break down what I´ve done so far.
I´ve imported my mpeg and then clicked on interpret footage. Here I´ve conformed the par to d1/dv pal widescreen 16:9 (1.422)
Then I´ve exported the film once being a dv avi and once as quicktime mov. For the video I´ve also chosen a par of d1/dv pal widescreen 16:9 (1.422)
Guess this is correct so far
Now I import my mov into after effects do some poststuff and then export the whole thing as mov again?
what mov then? dvpal, h264 or what? Sorry but as I´ve mentioned I am quite amateurish…
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indeed, thats easy. So I can start editing right away? Sorry for the stupid question, but I am not editing at my place, I need to do this at a friends computer (he owns premiere cs5). Can you also please tell me how and what format I shall export the edited film to?
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when I watch the renamed vob it looks like the format is 16:9, but when I set up a widescreen project in premiere I get black frames at the right and left side of the video and the video itself appears to be 4:3….really confusing 🙁
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Thank´s for the reply. I exported the image-sequence with a pixel-aspect of 1,42. Doesn´t this mean that the new comp created with this sequence should also have a pixel aspect of 1,42?
Is it possible, that I´ve to manually rescale the image-sequence in after-effects? Which means, I exported the images out of 3dsmax with a pixel aspect of 1,42, which gives me a kind of squezed look.
Then I imported them into afterEffects, created a new comp with the settings set to Pal 1,42. I place the sequence on the comp and resize it´s width to 142%.
If I do, everything looks fine to me, except when I export it as a h.264 quicktime movie (because of the filesize), or do I have to use the dv-pal setting for exporting it properly (which seems to make sense)?
