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James V. Cook · August 5th, 2003, 07:51 AM

I am trying to edit in 16:9 in Adobe Premiere with Sony VX2000 footage and I'm having some problems. I would like to correspond with someone either familiar with this or trying the same. My e-mail is jamesvincent@graphtronics.net Please contact me, Thanks in advance,
Jim

Tracey Jaquith · October 5th, 2003, 01:48 PM

Hi Jim,

I'm using Premiere 6 LE, VX2000, and Sony VAIO desktop.
I've been doing very well with editing source from the VX2000's 16:9 mode, and keeping it the same pixel aspect all the way through the export to AVI.

I use TMPGEnc to convert from AVI to MPG-2 or MPG-1 which ends up doing the final "letterboxing" (black bars). This way, the AVI output is "pure" the whole way through until the final compression.

I'll email you, too, in case you are still waiting for help!
--Tracey

August 5th, 2003, 07:51 AM	#1
James V. Cook Tourist Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Dayton, Ohio Posts: 3	VX2000 and 16:9 I am trying to edit in 16:9 in Adobe Premiere with Sony VX2000 footage and I'm having some problems. I would like to correspond with someone either familiar with this or trying the same. My e-mail is jamesvincent@graphtronics.net Please contact me, Thanks in advance, Jim __________________ jamesvincent

October 5th, 2003, 01:48 PM	#2
Tracey Jaquith Tourist Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Lafayette, CA Posts: 3	Hi Jim, I'm using Premiere 6 LE, VX2000, and Sony VAIO desktop. I've been doing very well with editing source from the VX2000's 16:9 mode, and keeping it the same pixel aspect all the way through the export to AVI. I use TMPGEnc to convert from AVI to MPG-2 or MPG-1 which ends up doing the final "letterboxing" (black bars). This way, the AVI output is "pure" the whole way through until the final compression. I'll email you, too, in case you are still waiting for help! --Tracey __________________ -+- Tracey Jaquith - Dumb Bunny Productions -+-