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1. Re: Combining clips with different properties
Ann Bens Nov 25, 2013 3:17 AM (in response to SteveH59)Mixing resolutions is not so bad, but mixing different framerate can cause issues.
If the end product is DVD drop everything in a PAL or NTSC (depending of wich country you live in) SD project.
Export to a DVD a folder or image to watch on pc then burn to disk.
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2. Re: Combining clips with different properties
SteveH59 Nov 25, 2013 3:43 AM (in response to Ann Bens)That sounds sensible, Ann. Just make them uniform, you mean?
Thanks a lot.
Steve
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3. Re: Combining clips with different properties
Nash_John Nov 25, 2013 8:36 AM (in response to SteveH59)For burning to DVD, you should use SD project settings. It may cause your 1280x720 sized clip to show letter boxing(black bands on top and bottom)
If you wish to burn AVCHD on DVD, the quality will be much higher, but you will have to compensate on the amount of content that can be burnt.
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4. Re: Combining clips with different properties
SteveH59 Nov 25, 2013 8:57 AM (in response to Nash_John)Hello John
Thank you for your post.
I think I know what you mean: a thick black frame around the clip?
Can I ask: is AVCHD the 'heaviest' (best quality) type of file compared to the others? The alternatives I can see are: Publish+Share | Computer | Flash (or MPEG, or AVCHD, or AVI, or Windows, or Quick Time).
Thanks again!
Steve
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5. Re: Combining clips with different properties
Ann Bens Nov 25, 2013 12:54 PM (in response to SteveH59)You need a good converter to make pal into ntsc or vv.
No point in using avchd on a dvd disk. Your smallest clip is 640x360.
This clip might not even look good on a dvd which is either 720x 576/480 (depending on which country you live in; which is??)
Stick to a SD project and maybe choose some different footage to work with.
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6. Re: Combining clips with different properties
SteveH59 Nov 25, 2013 8:28 PM (in response to Ann Bens)Hello Ann
That's what I am having to learn, Ann: which frame size goes best with which file format (AVCHD, MPEG, AVI, Windows, Quick Time) for burning to DVDs, though I am getting considerable help from this forum .
In the UK here.
Steve





