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Video Quality
Posted by jehrlich616
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Re: EXPORTING February 26, 2009 04:17PM |
Here's potentially a simple explanation: You're working in DV, which is just 720x480. If you tried to play the movie file in QuickTime Player at anything more than Actual Size (eg. if you play at Full Screen), then it's a blowup and the image will go soft and grainy, since most computer monitors are 1024x768 or more.
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Re: EXPORTING February 26, 2009 04:19PM |
so how can i get it to 1024 x 768, FULL RESOLUTION?? (Thanks for helping me by the way. Haven't used LAFCPUG in years until today, because I haven't been working in video for a while, but it's a nice welcome back! 
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Re: EXPORTING February 26, 2009 04:25PM |
> so how can i get it to 1024 x 768, FULL RESOLUTION??
You can't. Unless you had captured the original footage wrong. If these are the movie properties you get when using Export - QuickTime Movie, Current Settings, you were editing in a DV timeline. Which means unless you were rendering everything as you went, you had captured DV, which probably means you had shot DV. DV is 720x480. That is the "Full Resolution" of this format.
You haven't yet ascertained if that's what you are seeing, though.
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You can't. Unless you had captured the original footage wrong. If these are the movie properties you get when using Export - QuickTime Movie, Current Settings, you were editing in a DV timeline. Which means unless you were rendering everything as you went, you had captured DV, which probably means you had shot DV. DV is 720x480. That is the "Full Resolution" of this format.
You haven't yet ascertained if that's what you are seeing, though.
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Re: EXPORTING February 26, 2009 04:32PM |
In order to gauge the actual picture quality, you have to use an external broadcast monitor, not a computer monitor. Do that.
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Re: Video Quality February 26, 2009 07:59PM |
I have merged your 2 threads as they are repeating the same questions. Please don't post the same question in different threads...someone will post an answer eventually, but you have to give more info to get more precise help:
* The footage from Screenium - what are the properties?
* Does your Sequence Settings match those properties?
* Try setting your canvas @ 100%
If you posted a screen cap of the footage window, it may help us diagnose it for you.
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
* The footage from Screenium - what are the properties?
* Does your Sequence Settings match those properties?
* Try setting your canvas @ 100%
If you posted a screen cap of the footage window, it may help us diagnose it for you.
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
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Re: Video Quality February 26, 2009 08:15PM |
You still have not posted the info I asked for. See above.
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
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Re: Video Quality February 26, 2009 08:18PM |
Dude...never said it was the footage. I need the footage properties and the Sequence Settings if you would like some help.
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
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Re: Video Quality February 26, 2009 08:19PM |
What is the size? (720 x 480??)
What are your Sequence Settings? Are they the same size?
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
What are your Sequence Settings? Are they the same size?
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
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Re: Video Quality February 26, 2009 08:23PM |
I give up... 
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
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Re: Video Quality February 26, 2009 08:28PM |
SD or HD DVD?
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When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.
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