Frage von Casi666:
Hi,
unfortunately I could not really search to help you - so I have the following problem.
I enclose a 16:9 with Premiere Project - 25fps and aspect ratio 1.422. In this project, I prefer a 4:3 zoom and extent of "movement" in the movie that is 16:9. Now I render the movie out. Example: with Quicktime animation codec - where do I enter the data as follows: 720 x 576 with 25 fps and widescreen with 1.422 - after rendering the movie in any player as a 4:3 played. Sure, for example, VLC Player, I can simply maintain the aspect ratio to 16:9 change - but this is not the intention.
What am I doing wrong? Have different codecs when rendering probiert, synonymous already had a "real" 16:9 movie into my 16:9 Project withdrawn - after the off this was synonymous to 4:3 by default ..
Who knows the problem or advice?
My thanks to you certainly was:)
lg,
Casi
Antwort von Udo Schröer:
Premiere not Know!
The aspect ratio of 1.422 is synonymous not 16:9
4:3 = 1.33
16:9 = 1.78
Antwort von Wiro:
Hello,
PC software players go out of square pixels and do not analyze what PAR an AVI file has. Therefore, you can manually switch the VLC.
To your video on a software player correctly you need with 1024x576 pixels @ Square export - voila correct presentation on each player.
Gruss Wiro
Antwort von Casi666:
Daaanke - that's it:)
I am overjoyed - I can finally begin to cut!
Thx
Antwort von Markus:
... finally I can begin to cut! Wait a minute, the images should still be cut and not a "Just Play" s.PC available? In this case render the 4:3 to 16:9 of custom images as a DV-AVI with 720 × 576 pixels and a pixel aspect ratio of 1.422.
When you export make sure dass .. see here:
What is an AVI file in the Aspect Ratio?
