Stephan Scrofani
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Any 4:3 standard video format…
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The problem is that I have tons (50 at least) of clips which have already been exported as H.264. We are using Final Cut simply because we are more familiar with it. And, we do want the final product to be in a standard video format. Is going to be impossible to work with H.264 clips in final cut under these circumstances?
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No, the only media I am going to be working with in FCP are these clips exported from after effects…The clips do not have to fit within the 4:3 frame exactly, because I am going to be cropping the compositions of the clips and fitting many small frames into a single composition (similar to 70s style movies…thomas crown affair…). But, I don’t want my project to be blurry…
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The media I have imported are quick time movies exported from after effects. Codec H.264, dimensions 1080 x 720. I want to be working within a 4:3 composition…but, my sequence adjusted to be 3:2…
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Yes, the rendered output is set to 100%. 1080 x 720 is 3:2. I am working with exported vids from after effects. Their aspect ratio is 3:2 (frame size 1080 x 720), delivery codec H.264. Basically, I want to be working within a 4:3 composition, rather than 3:2. Is there a way to do this…? What should I set my sequence settings to?
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okay, thank you, i will try that now.
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yes, i used the stabilize motion command….clicked apply after it was analyzed…the end result seemed to be much shakier than what i started with…