Matt Torti
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None of you understand my problem. I think I solved it on my own by creating 720 x 405 versions. Hay will playback full screen on HD TVs. It’s one thing to not provide help, it’s another to simply be rude.
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Thanks for he response.
I’m not looking to create an HD video for blu-ray. What I’m tryi g to do is create a DVD that plays full 1920 x1080 dimensions using a “normal” DVD player. There has to be a setting for this because I’ve seen it done.
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okay great, thanks Jerry. Now I know they are here – how do I relink the settings to fcp?
I should add, that when I switch users on this computer I can access all of the video playback settings. Since they are located in Library > App Support, they are centralized, and narrows the problem down considerably.
Do you have any aren’t they being recognized by the computer’s main login?
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The deck is connected HD SDI and is connected to an external monitor so we know it plays back video.
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I don’t have a blackmagic icon in my system preferences.
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My question has nothing to do with 16:9 aspect ratio.
It has to do with the disparity between the intended output of 720×486 and the received output of 640×480.
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John,
Thanks for the response, but it didn’t really have any effect on the QT changing the aperture. It seems when I use FCP to export, and use their settings (say the 720×486 default) the footage comes out pefect in QT, but reads as having a frame size of 640 x 480 – which is neither what I exported as, nor the actual size as recognized by FCP (it imports as a 720×486).
It has to be an animorphic issue. I’m surprised this hasn’t come to light to Final Cut yet. Having a disparity between what quicktime recognizes outside of final cut, and what final cut recognizes itself is an annoying and nerve-racking issue.
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I’d say I had a senior moment there, but I way too young for that slip. Thanks for the help John. You fixed to problem 100%