Help using 16:9 standard def SDI input and outputting DVD in 16:9 SD
by Matthew Harover
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Aug 16, 2009 at 11:55:36 pm
I am using Sony DXC-D50WSH cameras which are 4:3/16:9 switchable. I know they are still standard def, but assumed a native 16:9 would lend itself better to a widescreen final product.
Using the SDI output of a Panasonic AG-MX70 switcher, and maintaining a 16:9 signal from camera to Kona LHe Card SDI input, what is the best workflow to ensure 16:9 DVD? What format must I capture in?
As a side note, I will also be broadcasting the output of the switcher in digital over coax, which adds yet another reason for the 16:9 setting of the camera.
Re: Help using 16:9 standard def SDI input and outputting DVD in 16:9 SD by Chris Tompkins on Aug 17, 2009 at 11:25:41 am
You can capture in many different formats and still maintain widescreen.
Just go to easy setup and select an animorphic version of one of them. 8 bit uncompressed, 10 bit uncompressed, dv50, prores, all have widescreen ability.
Just capture, edit, output widescreen - u'll be fine.
Re: Help using 16:9 standard def SDI input and outputting DVD in 16:9 SD by Matthew Harover on Aug 17, 2009 at 7:57:48 pm
What is the highest quality format for SD? Im guessing DVCpro 50? Also, any ideas on getting the same program (component output is available) recorded to BETA sp?
