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Re: Trouble outputting with different aspect ratio
by rafalaos on Oct 6, 2007 at 12:31:31 pm

As Jeremy says, in a MiniDV tape you can only print PAL or an NTSC video signal (720x576 or t20x480). I think that what your customer is giving you is the size of a letterbox. They want to show something annamorphic in a 4x3 monitor.
If is like that (too many guessing) just make a new sequence NTSC (I guess) 4x3 and in thesetting set 768x288. If you have FC2, in "Users Preferences" >Editing: Uncheck "Always scale clips to sequence size. Like that your (I guess) DV footage is cropped to the sequence size. When the edit is finish, just drag this sequence on top of a new sequence with the standard size. Like that you will have NTSC 4x3 with a letter-box of the size they asked.
Rafael


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