Todd Perchert
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In your Export Settings there is a dropdown upper right for Source Scaling. You can select Scale to Fill and it will crop the top and bottom to fill those little pillar boxes you are talking about.
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She is confusing terms, but you basically have 2 bitrates – one is your video bitrate (which she is calling datarate) and the other is your audio bitrate. Usually video bitrate will be in Mbps, not Kbps, but 8000 kb equates to 8 mb. If you lok at the pulldown in your exports settings for the Audio bitrate, you will get increments like 128, 160, 192, 224, 256 and so on….
Hope this helps!
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When you go to the MPEG2 format in your export settings, you’ll have some Presets. For DVD, select NTSC DV Wide. Or NTSC DV. Wide will give you a slight black border on the sides. NTSC DV will give you black letterbox on the top and bottom. Either way you can scroll down to the Video Bitrate settings (Datarate) and change from VBR to CBR, then put in 8 Mbps, which will be your 8000 kbps.
For your 720 mpeg2, do the same MPEG2 format selection. But use the Preset HD 720p 29.97. Scroll down to your Video Bitrate again and change it to 20Mbps.
For both you can go to the Audio Settings tab and change the Bitrate for the audio if you need to.
Hope this helps!
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Do you have any effects on the audio clips that you can try turning off or deleting?
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Then I’ll say, I’m not sure what could be causing that.
I’m not sure if that is something trashing prefs would help. Possibly. Would be worth a shot anyway.
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I don’t use Ultra Key much, but can’t you use the Mask tool within it? The AE mask should show transparent in PPro, unless you have a black solid or something behind it.
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Click on the edit point that you want the transition to go to. Then hit CMD D (CTL D on PC?)
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Does your clip frame rate match your sequence frame rate?
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Reason you haven’t gotten much help is that you didn’t provide any information, other than you are having trouble exporting. What sort of trouble? What is happening when you try to export. If you think the problem is frame rates, what frame rates and codecs are your sources? How about your sequence settings? And what are your export settings? And are there any effects being applied to the clips on your sequence? Just a few details might help.
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Time Remapping… I couldn’t make out any of the text on the video. But yes, you can hit the keyframe arrows to the right and delete the keyframes, or expand your clip to see them. Changing speed will make your keyframes shift around.
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