[Kelly Vranesic]

Thanks for your help!

[Kelly Vranesic]

What other codec would you suggest? The only reason I am using DVCPro HD 1080i60 is that is the specification of the playback system, the Omneon, that our TD uses. Perhaps it takes other codecs.

I am using the Render Queue, that is where I get the ‘mismatch’ warning.

Any further help would be useful…I don’t know why this worked in previous versions and not in CS 5. In CS3, when I rendered DVCPro HD 1080i60 it came out 1920×1080.

[Kelly Vranesic]

What other codec would you suggest? The only reason I am using DVCPro HD 1080i60 is that is the specification of the playback system, the Omneon, that our TD uses. Perhaps it takes other codecs.

I am using the Render Queue, that is where I get the ‘mismatch’ warning.

Any further help would be useful…I don’t know why this worked in previous versions and not in CS 5. In CS3, when I rendered DVCPro HD 1080i60 it came out 1920×1080.

[Kelly Vranesic]

What other codec would you suggest? The only reason I am using DVCPro HD 1080i60 is that is the specification of the playback system, the Omneon, that our TD uses. Perhaps it takes other codecs.

I am using the Render Queue, that is where I get the ‘mismatch’ warning.

Any further help would be useful…I don’t know why this worked in previous versions and not in CS 5. In CS3, when I rendered DVCPro HD 1080i60 it came out 1920×1080. I wonder if the Omneon will then stretch it back to where it should be?

[Kelly Vranesic]

This answer did not work for me; I am having the same issue. The only difference is, I want it to be 1920×1080, but when I select “DVCPro HD 1080i60, it tells me the output file will be resized from 1920×1080 to 1280×1080. But I don’t WANT it to resize! I think I’ve tried every setting. Any help would be much appreciated!