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Re: Vertical Black Bars on Capture
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Scott Osborn
on May 17, 2008 at 3:07:40 pm
Jon,
First, thanks for the help.
> The Beta has been dumped onto the miniDV tape as 4x3
> inside a 16x9 Anamorphic signal therefore making pillar
> box.
Ah. This step was done by a local (Austin) dup house. Would you call this an error on their part, or is this considered normal?
> If you told this clip to be widscreen Aspect Ratio
> it will look right, but you've lost a lot of information
> in the incorrect aspect ratio.
Thanks. Did that step, now it looks all stretched out. If I then scale it down %77 (width only), the bars are gone and the image looks pretty clean. Still tho, I would hope there would be a better solution...
Thanks again man,
Scott
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