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From 720p to 4:3 letterbox on miniDV... using HVX as deck
by Jonathan Fowler on Apr 1, 2009 at 8:25:42 am

Hi all,

I've poked around previous threads, hoping my issue would be common. But there are a few factors at play on what I'm trying to do so I couldn't find a thorough answer. Here it is...

1) I'm working on a project that I shot and edited all @ 720P/24P (on FCP 6).
2) I need to print this to miniDV and it needs to be NTSC 4:3 letterbox.

I'm sure I could take this to a post house and pay to have it done, but I'd like to do it with the equipment I have.

I have a MacBookPro (aka no fancy cards), FCP 6, and an HVX200 camera. Can I arrange things to print to video from my laptop, using the HVX as a deck?

Any help on this one appreciated greatly.

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From 720p to 4:3 letterbox on miniDV... using HVX as deck by Jonathan Fowler on Apr 1, 2009 at 8:25:42 am
- Re: From 720p to 4:3 letterbox on miniDV... using HVX as deck by Samuel Hall on Apr 1, 2009 at 1:55:00 pm
  - Re: From 720p to 4:3 letterbox on miniDV... using HVX as deck by Jonathan Fowler on Apr 2, 2009 at 3:53:13 am

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