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KKK Video |
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Sep 16, 2007 1:10pm |
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stock_footage
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Re: About (Pal) Video Footage |
Thanks for the explanation! My editing software says that PAL standard is 720x576 and NTSC standard 720x480. If I want to make a movie where my own stuff in PAL standard is mashed up with clips from a Jam Handy movie, I'll have to do something about the different proportions. - Eva
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Bridgewater Video |
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Sep 16, 2007 5:09pm |
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stock_footage
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Re: About (Pal) Video Footage |
Hmmmm....Just one final note. I told my Vegas NLE I wanted to produce a PAL video. Vegas said fine, the dafault frame size for your project is 720X480. I then told Vegas to render the PAL project. Vegas said the final render would be at 720X576. I have decided I am just not destined to understand PAL video. I also noticed Wikipedia said PAL is the better system, so now I am not only confused but a little miffed at NTSC...... All joking aside Eva, I love video and I love learning everything I can about it. You taught me something new today and that puts a smile on my face.....Best wishes, Ivan
Poster:
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KKK Video |
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Sep 16, 2007 11:04pm |
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stock_footage
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Re: About (Pal) Video Footage |
Thanks! If I export a mashup like the one mentioned in PAL 720x576 there'll be a quality loss in the Jam Handy clip, but a quality loss in my PAL stuff if I export the mashup in NTSC 720x480. It's easier to use "the other" clip for effects where proportions don't matter so much.
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Bridgewater Video |
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Sep 16, 2007 2:35pm |
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stock_footage
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Re: About (Pal) Video Footage |
OK, I am getting more confused as we go along. I went to the PAL settings on my computer and it shows a frame render size of 720X480. In desperation I went to Wikipedia. Here is a link to what I found:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PALI suppose all that matters is that your clips look great when I use them.....Thanks, Ivan