Graham Bernard
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OK, now remember you WILL need to adjust the other plugs to compensate – yeah?
* Grazie
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[Tobin Bell] “Yes, it would be nice if you could remove the CF2 part. “
Sure. On the case. Give me 5 minutes.
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[Tobin Bell] “Well, because the price $99 is a bit expensive for me at the moment and I couldn’t find any other method to obtain it.”
Sure, I understand. However CF has got me back some great footage, when you can afford it do try. Does NB run a demo for you to use? What I could do, if you’re still interested, is I could delete the CF Plug here, and create a new VEG. Are you interested in that?
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[Tobin Bell] “Thank you anyway, Graham.”
Well, you can get a long way forward with the others. Just delete the CF2 node. But you can see the settings for NV and the rest? Yes? Why can’t you get the CF2?
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I read Gary and Derek’s statements/comments. I don’t read ransomware into it? Maybe I’m thick? I do read MAGIX having two approaches, which I’m assuming is to raise revenue by splitting the usage-base.
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[Robert Strong] “PAR always shows 1.333 for my files.”
And there you have it. A non-square Pixel. That’s correct for HDV. the Pixel is w i d e r than it’s height. And that’s how you ultimately get your 16×9.
Questions?
* Grazie
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[Robert Strong] “Ummm, so what am I looking for in my cammies ‘pixel aspect ratio’ …… a specific setting? “
Start a new VP project. Go to Settings. Top right hand corner click on the “Match” and navigate to one of your HDV clips and match it. Now look at the PAR. What are you seeing? What does the PAR say?
* Grazie
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[Robert Strong] “What am I not understanding?”
Roll-Up Roll-Up welcome to the wacky world of PAR – the Pixel Aspect Ratio. Draw the curtains, lower the lights and breathe out slowly….. Ready? Really….?
Here yah goes : 1440×1080 is also known as HDV. HDV was the first consumer form of HD which was tape based. But HD is 16:9 aspect ratio, so the sensor had rectangular pixels (non square – 1.33:1) and when played back, the ‘non square’ pixels fill the 16:9 screen. Check your PAR on your HVR cammies.
Questions?
* Grazie
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[Don Cobble] “Is Vegas Headed to Subscription?”
Those that know, wont say. Those that “say”, haven’t a scoop-bi-doo clue!!
* Grazie
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* Grazie
Video Content Creator and Potter
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