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Chris CallaghanAspect ratio jumps on first few frames
by on Mar 20, 2008 at 3:40:06 am

I have done a Sony Vegas 8 multicam 3 camera project, all cameras supposedly using 16:9. 1 HD cam, and 2 SD cams.
I noticed the footage from the HD cam was slightly different, and set each segment to "match output aspect" and sometimes used pan and crop to re-frame.
The final DVD has a strange habit that the first few frames from each of these adjusted segments were larger, and then the picture would jump in to match the pan crop settings I had used.

Is this some type of GOP problem? has anyone seen this before?
Chris


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Don BloomRe: Aspect ratio jumps on first few frames
by on Mar 20, 2008 at 2:41:58 pm

did you set the KEY FRAME in the P/C window to the very beginning of the timeline? Sometimes I get too fast and it's a few frames off the very first frame and causes a panning effect until it hits the key frame.

Don



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Chris CallaghanRe: Aspect ratio jumps on first few frames
by on Mar 27, 2008 at 12:37:47 am

Thanks for that hint, Yes, there is only one keyframe.
It looks like the problem is related to the "Quantize to frames" setting.
Once I had set that on, then problem resolved itself.
I suppose I should RTFM

Chris



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