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  • Todd Nystrom

    July 14, 2016 at 7:18 pm in reply to: 4 channel mono export, 16 bit

    Hi Andy,
    This is the thread that I needed!!
    I see in your attached screen shot that the ROLES AS drop down is on 4 CHANNEL MONO. This is exactly what I need. I am delivering to a TV network and am having a challenging time trying to configure the audio to the network’s specs. I had delivered a file with the audio in standard stereo and they replied saying, audio must be 4 channels, and told me to split the stereo audio into 2 separate mono channels and pan them L&R on channels 1&2. That was easy. But they also told me to then duplicate those and add to channels 3&4. THAT IS THE PART THAT IS CHALLENGING ME. I even tried SURROUND but that created more issues. 4 Channel Mono is just the ticket.
    Please advise!!
    Thank you Andy!

  • Todd Nystrom

    March 16, 2016 at 1:33 pm in reply to: Compressor aspect ratio dysfunction

    Sorry been overloaded with work, back now.
    Jeremy I took your advice (change your pixel aspect ratio to 601 (16:9)) but selected the option with 16×9 “DV” as they had also selected the option in the drop down menu (but they didn’t have 16×9 selected.
    Attached is the result. Please advise.

  • Todd Nystrom

    March 12, 2016 at 4:14 pm in reply to: Compressor aspect ratio dysfunction

    Thanks Bret. I have no choice in the matter. Here are the specs from the TV station:

    Technical Standards
    Program must be in one of the following formats:
    4×3 Anamorphic 720×486
    NTSC Standard Definition
    ï‚· Beta SP
    ï‚· Digital Beta
    All 16×9 programs that are supplied to us in 4×3 anamorphic formats will be broadcast
    faithfully.
    They will not be center-cut or letter-boxed. The 4×3 anamorphic PAL programming will be
    converted as supplied, and will appear as 16×9 full screen as the producer intended when
    viewed on a television that is set to wide screen mode.
    -END-

    What option do I have?

  • Todd Nystrom

    March 12, 2016 at 12:32 am in reply to: Compressor aspect ratio dysfunction

    Great stuff Bret. So what action then do I need to take? Do I need to change a setting in their Compressor Preset? If so, what?
    Thanks

  • Todd Nystrom

    March 12, 2016 at 12:12 am in reply to: Compressor aspect ratio dysfunction

    Yes you are correct Bret. My bad, bad info on 16×9 squished with bars. The frame is not 16×9 with bars. It is 4×3 squished, no bars. So something is off in the preset’s settings. Do you see what it is? I have entered 720×486 (16×9), but it renders out 640×486 (4×3). Check the two screen shots.
    Thanks

  • Todd Nystrom

    March 11, 2016 at 11:49 pm in reply to: Compressor aspect ratio dysfunction

    Still need it to render at 720×486.
    Help 🙂

  • Todd Nystrom

    March 11, 2016 at 11:47 pm in reply to: Compressor aspect ratio dysfunction

    Sorry I misinformed with the 16×9 bars on the side. That is not the case. The frame is 4×3 squeezed (intentionally)

  • Todd Nystrom

    March 11, 2016 at 11:29 pm in reply to: Compressor aspect ratio dysfunction

    I don’t yet understand all the anamorphic stuff, but the Compressor preset came from the client and it does not do what they are asking it to do. The final render is 16×9 but has the bars on the sides and has squeezed the hd original to 4×3 with the bars. That was intentional. but the cannot accept it because of the aspect ratio is not 720×486.
    Any other thoughts?
    Thanks

  • Todd Nystrom

    March 11, 2016 at 11:25 pm in reply to: Compressor aspect ratio dysfunction

    Hi Bret,
    Not sure. Notice the FRAME RATE says what it should say (720×486, ENCODED), but the DISPLAY says 640×486. Unchecking ADD CLEAN APERTURE caused no change.

  • Todd Nystrom

    March 11, 2016 at 10:59 pm in reply to: Compressor aspect ratio dysfunction

    Ok I tried it with unchecking the box and still got the same result. So I’m still looking for the solution.
    Thanks!

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