Russ Froze
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Would you do a screengrab and show us the black line please. We can not help for we do not know which line you are referring to. If you only have footage that you do not wish to share use a still image from the net somewhere.
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Yes 25 should play from a drive but again that depends on your gear. As to festivals they accept Blu Ray HD format. Those 4K projectors are costly to rent plus most festival filmmakers don’t have a budget for the cameras, How ever it never hurts to check with the festivals or theater venues you wish to show the work at. Best of luck.
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The bitrate of course depends on the delivery format but for Blu Ray 20 -25 is the norm.
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Thank you for sharing and giving us a glimpse of a part of your world. John
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I concur with Xavier (Scott) Francis. My findings are the same and I doubt I will go back to HD acquisition. Capture 4k and render to HD works great.
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Not that I know of but you can click the mouse wheel then drag in any direction assuming there is enough on the timeline to scroll to.
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I’m not certain about Movie Studio version but in pro you simply customise a render template to taste or need and save it as a new template. TAke your 1280 x 720 25p modify it it 1920 x 1080 then rename the template and save it.
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Ok then you need to translate his numbers into rgb values. This leads to the question as to the origin of the numbers. IE which application and color space were used to generate the numbers?
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[Aaron Star] “Media players like Flash, Windows Media, and Quicktime expand sRGB to computer RGB”
I agree with you Aaron, that is most likely the case. I was just waiting to find out which codec is in use.
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Ok the screen shots are good info but I need to know the codec of the original footage. Or perhaps the camera used to capture the shot.
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