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  • Chris Morgan

    March 29, 2012 at 8:29 am in reply to: Stretched SD ProRes footage in Premiere CS 5.5

    Hi guys,

    Thanks for your help, yup, nailed it.

    One other little issue I’ve been noticing lately is when rendering out my clip 720×576 widescreen. the Clips plays fine in VLC and other media players but in Quicktime its playing squashed 4:3. Not sure why this is happening. The only way i can get it to play normal in quicktime to present to clients is to export at 1050×576 square pixels, which isn’t ideal as this doesn’t seem to be supported in Adobe Encore.

    Thanks for your help

    Chris

  • Chris Morgan

    April 4, 2011 at 5:23 pm in reply to: 1920×1080 video imports at 960×540

    Unfortunatly as I wasn’t involved in the filming/editing/exporting I can’t tell you.

    All I know is that it was originally shot on RED.

    As the video plays fine at full 1920 in Quicktime Player, is there any way i can re-encode it for use in After Effects?

    Also Adobe media encoder and Adobe Premiere also see the file as 960×540

    Thanks for you help
    Chris

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