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720P to 16/9 SD
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What is the best way to go from 720P to 16/9 SD on FCS2? I have a timeline where I mix sd 16/9 and HDV. The HDV footage seams to be less sharp than the 16/9 SD. Is there anything I can do? Will the difference be gone when I export to sd16/9 mov at the end? Is there any export procedure I have to follow for better results? Thanks for your help, Eugen |
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Did you already render your timeline? If not then hit option + R. The HDV should be dark green.
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Also- I usually work in an HDV timeline and scale up the DV footage rather than what you are doing. When I'm finished I export an HDV file and use that to create the SD files for DVD via Compressor, assuming you are going to DVD.
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It is true I didn't render.
I am working in a SD 16/9 timeline because I am making some 'zoom in' efects animating the scale parameter from 100% to 80%. I'll try to render. Thanks a lot, Eugen |
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Render solved the problem. Thank you very much.
Eugen |
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I am surprised. You didnt know you had to render?
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It is true Dennis,
I didn't know. I thought that if the line is green is ok. Is the first time I am trying to mix formats in one timeline. Up to now I worked only with timeline where the footage was in native format so I used to render only effects or transitions. Am I excused? Good luck, Eugen |
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