Eric Clinch
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I’m not sure that reformatting a usb stick to NTFS is a good idea. Even if it does overcome the 2gb file limit. My understanding is that they are FAT so they can be read by Windows, Apple & Linux as Apple cannot read NTFS. But maybe things have changed. Also my three year old Panasonic TV will (according to the User Guide) only read FAT16 and FAT32 sticks.
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Reading through the thread again I’m wondering if you are not expecting the impossible.
Your incoming image is 16:9. Your outgoing image is to be 21:9. They are different shapes. So as László commented either you show your full 16:9 image uncropped with black bars at the sides or you crop the 16:9 image at the top and bottom so it is the same shape as 21:9 and fills the area.
Alternatively stretch out the 16:9 image to 21:9 so the entire image is included, it fills the screen, but it is distorted.
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Right click on the crop box and select “Match Output Aspect”?
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Try playing it on a Blu-ray player. PC ‘Players’ are inconsistent and unreliable for playing Blu-ray discs. At least that’s my experience.
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I agree with you Geoff. It would be great if clips could be moved around in the Media Pane to get them in the order you want before dragging them to your timeline.
With the media pane floating and dragged out to fill your screen you can see many clips. On the timeline there is a limit to the number you can see with the thumbnails at a viewable size, unless you have a monitor several metres wide!
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I’d render to 720×576 mpg. DVDA should take them without recompression and your Blu-ray player will upscale them when it plays them. Most players I’ve encountered do a good job when upscaling.
If you want to put them on the disc as 1080 then rather than just export try upscaling fx. There’s one in the Boris suite if you have it. I haven’t tried it.
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Have you asked your clients what format they prefer? You may find the format they prefer enables you to export 1080 25p. Why do you consider you need to export mpeg2 which is an old codec nowadays.
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No it hasn’t. The templates are virtually unchanged.
I doubt that other editors will help you. 1080 25p isn’t to my knowledge part of the Blu-ray specs. That’s why it doesn’t appear.
Try exporting as mp4 either 25p or 50p.
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Try using Interpolation as the Deinterlace method not Blend fields.
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Looks like animation. Check that you don’t have unwanted keyframes in the png’s pam/crop or track motion.