Marcus Remberger
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It was wmv they wanted, and I have flip4mac (hd vers) since before so it all worked out fine.
Thanks for the quick replies! -
After googling it I got more confused. 256 colors, vectors … Huh?!!
I just recieved a mail that said that there were a typ-o. They probably meant wmv or something. They scared me for a while ….
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It´s a computer problem. If you put it on a playable DVD it will not cause any problems.
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Highlight your clip in the timeline, choose image+wireframe in the canvas and then keep the shift button down and drag the edges of your canvas image.
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You can get pretty good quality with wmv. No uncompressed video but good enough with a low bit rate.
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You need following software:
1. Flip4mac player to view wmv files through quicktime player.
2. Flip4mac studio pro to export wmv files.
The first one is for free but the second one you´ll need to buy. -
Theres a freeware program called JES deinterlacer. You can download it at macupdate or at apple software download pages.
Maybe that can help, I know it has helpt me once or twice …. -
No need to convert them 1 by 1, just drop the files into the Final Cut
batch window, selected them all and right-click on your mouse
and choose batch export.
A window pops up where you choose your setting and then just press export. Piece of cake. -
Its jusy for viewing so the can se the films how they appear on a widescreen TV.
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The source video is PAL 720×576 anamorphic. The client want the files as widescreen. Thats why im asking.