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Originally Posted by Bob Diffenderfer
What would I do, edit in a 16:9 timeline?
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Yes, you start a perfectly normal 16:9 project and import your 4:3 footage, pull it to the timeline. If you scrub you'll see it's all horizontally expanded.
Apply a picture in picture filter to the clip, untick 'fix aspect' and position the image centrally within the frame and pull in each side by 12.5%. If you've got pictures of people it's very easy to judge this by eye I find.
My Storm 2 real-time renders this and applies black pillarboxing. It looks a whole lot better than cropping the image by 25% (by zooming into it) - although this does fill the entire 16:9 TV screen with image (albeit a soft image).
When you output this the DVD will be 16:9, it'll flag the TV as 16:9 and all will be well. Not sure where Grinner wants you to go with a 4:3 edit.
tom.
October 1st, 2009, 01:24 PM
