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How Do I Change the Project Window Size?

Jul 21, 2012 2:00 PM

Hi,

 

1. I created a new Premiere Elements Project that was the default (720 x 480 px).

2. I then imported a render sequence that was smaller (640 x 360 px).

 

Q - I realize I should have made the new project (640 x 360px) before I imported my image sequence, but now how do I now change the project window size from (720 x 480 px) to (640 x 360 px)? Thanks.

319 Views   3 Replies   Latest reply: nealeh, Jul 21, 2012 3:07 PM
 
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    1. nealeh,
    Jul 21, 2012 2:05 PM   in reply to Comp. 792
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    You cannot change a project setting once you have created it. You would need to create a new project. But PRE does not offer a 640x360 option so you should probably try one of the 640x480 options under DSLR or Flip.

     

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    2. Comp. 792,
    Jul 21, 2012 2:17 PM   in reply to nealeh
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    Thanks for the reply. 640 x 360 is (16:9) aspect and is now the standard movie image size and I don’t see an option for this movie size in Elements? I only see 640 x 480 as an option. Is there no way to choose a “Custom” movie size? I need 640 x 360 (16:9) pixels as my movie size.

     
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    3. nealeh,
    Jul 21, 2012 3:07 PM   in reply to Comp. 792
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    Comp. 792 wrote:

     

    Is there no way to choose a “Custom” movie size?

     

    Nope. CS6 Premiere Pro would allow you to. But you are then in the realms of prosumer, rather than consumer, product with a corresponding price hike.

     

    I disagree with you that '640 x 360' is a standard movie image size. The options PRE offer cover most of the standard sizes for standard ; widescreen; high definition; and AVCHD in both NTSC & PAL as well as other popular formats for DSLRs, Flips, Camcorders (tape & non-tape). It does not offer 1920x1080p, but another contributor to these forums has developed the necessary setting files and made them available for free.

     

     

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