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  • Morten

    December 12, 2006 at 6:58 am in reply to: problems with wax

    I use 5, but I will soon upgrade to 7. Do 7 have built in tools that is similar to wax?

    M

  • Morten

    May 6, 2006 at 6:25 pm in reply to: 3 problems with lcd, widescreen and audio

    I`ve tried to set myy minimum bitrate to 4000 000, the avreage to 6000 000 and the maximum to 8000 000,but I still have problems… When I`m showing the mpeg 2 in windows media player or real player there are problems with moving text… I have some text flying etc, and you can see it`s poor quality…. See lines in it… It`s the same with people moving in the picture…

    When I`m showing the movie on a lcd tv it`s ok, but people moving is still pretty poor quality..(the text is good) I`m doing something wrong here, but I really can`t figure out what… Someone said something about rendering progressiv.. How do I do that…

    I try this with a 16 minutes project, and the file is like `
    744 000 kb. The first file I made with the default bitrates was about 500 000… So the file are bigger and better.. But still not perfect.. When I`m showing the rendered avi file on the tv (print to tape rendering) it`s perfect.. But I want it on dvd, and not dv-tapes.. Please help.

    M

  • Morten

    May 5, 2006 at 12:28 pm in reply to: Keyframing

    Thanx. Now it works.

    M

  • Morten

    May 5, 2006 at 11:24 am in reply to: 3 problems with lcd, widescreen and audio

    Yeah, my footage is shot in PAL.

    Should I try to Change the video rendering quality to best, and the bitrate minimum to a higher level. It`s 192 000 now. It seems pretty low.

    I just have to use some time and try to figure this out.

    For the 4:3 to 16:9 convertion:

    Should I render my movie (wich is in 4:3 for the moment) to a new avi track and then use pan/crop tool for widescreen? And then scale it? I`m a newbie on these kind of stuff.

    M

  • Morten

    May 5, 2006 at 6:06 am in reply to: 3 problems with lcd, widescreen and audio

    Here are the settings –
    Template – Pal DV [720 x 576, 25 fps]
    Field order – Lower first
    Rendering quality – Good
    Motion blur type – Gausian
    De interlace method – Blend field

    Rendering MPEG 2 settings
    Video rendering quailty – good
    720 x 576 – 25 fps
    Display 4:3
    I- Frame 12 B.frame 2
    Profile – main
    Field order – Interlace, bottom field first. Level- main level first
    Video quality – High (?? I think I have a default setting on this one)
    Variable Bit Rate –
    Max- 8 000 000
    Average – 4000 000
    Minimum – 192.000

    I havn`t been changing much in the capture mode… I live in europe so I had to change to pal-settings, but nothing else..

    The problems appears when it`s some kind of motion in the picture.. It`s also some problems on some transitions… But the stills in my project works perfect.

    M

  • Morten

    May 4, 2006 at 8:59 pm in reply to: Train sound

    Thank you. I`ll try out this.

  • Morten

    May 3, 2006 at 8:15 pm in reply to: Train sound

    That`s strange. Anyway, I don`t have the noise reduction now, so I need to find another way to solve the problem…. Or Is it best to buy the noise reduction plug in?

    M

  • Morten

    December 25, 2005 at 8:10 pm in reply to: One large graphic with pics on it

    I`m a newbie to photoshop. I want to create a background, Like a table or somthing. And I want to have my photos on this table. I understand I have to use layers, but I can`t really figure out excactly how to do it. Is it somewhere I can read about this?

  • Morten

    December 10, 2005 at 2:21 pm in reply to: Fade offset

    I use Vegas 6 at the moment, so I guess I can do scripting. How does that excactly work? I`ve never made scripts. Is it a link where I can read more abot how to make scripts?

    M

  • Morten

    December 7, 2005 at 2:27 pm in reply to: Technical question

    Thank you very much

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