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  • David Sapadin

    October 19, 2009 at 1:04 am in reply to: Wide Screen DV

    This is getting more mysterious. I imported the .avi into Encore, and voila, it appears as 16 x 9 like its supposed to. Which means its Windows Media Player, and Quicktime, and Real Player that is squishing the 16 x 9 .avi to 4 x 3. Anyone ever heard of this?

    Also, I did a lower third in After Effects. I created the graphic in Photoshop and it has a perfect circle in it. When I bring the graphic into After Effects (Comp Setting is at 1.2), I interpret footage as 1.2 And the circle is squished on the After Effects monitor!!! Which would be bad enough, but when I save the project and bring it into the Premier project, its FINE!!! No squished circle!! What in the heck is going on here?

    Any explanations cheerfully accepted!!

    Dave

  • David Sapadin

    October 19, 2009 at 12:28 am in reply to: Wide Screen DV

    By the way, this is using WINXP if that helps.

    Dave

  • David Sapadin

    April 1, 2009 at 4:15 am in reply to: Rendering Requirements – Pro CS2

    Sorry about the dupe post. Not sure what happened there. Anyway, thanks for your suggestion.

    Dave

  • David Sapadin

    May 4, 2008 at 10:05 pm in reply to: Synching DV Video Clips

    Hi:

    Yes thanks. I noted in my post I know I can move the audio. But then it is no longer in synch with the video. I am trying to figure out how, or if its even possible, to slide adjust) a video clip (which includes the audio track) less than one frame on the timeline, in one direction or the other. I am amazed at how I’ve managed to shoot the same event with 4 DV Camcorders and 2 are in perfect synch, the other other two don’t match the 1st two by 1/2 frame…but are in synch with each other!

    Thanks,

    Dave

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