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How To Downsize HD to SD?
I have a new client who is interested in licensing some of my non-exclusive scenes for DVD. He wants to market the DVD's to customers of his mailorder business. He's asking if I can downsize the 720P HD footage to SD. I've never done that before and have no idea how to do it to retain the best quality.
Anybody here have experience doing this? I'm working on Mac system and have Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro CS5. |
Rerdering the hd footage to a sd size should do it
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There are several ways to do this. I believe it is best to always capture or import your HD clips and edit in HD in Premiere Pro. Then you can start a new widescreen SD project in Premiere Pro (720 x 480 with a 1.33 pixel aspect ratio) and then import the original HD project into that SD project. You then scale down the videos on the timeline and export either SD DV AVIs from there or separate mpeg-2 and wav files which you can then import into an authoring program to automatically create a simple playable DVD movie with letterboxed SD video or author a DVD program in Encore with menus and interactivity.
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this is how i do it in cs 3
file->export->media encoder in media encoder, i select mpeg2 then ntsc dv high quality |
ffmpeg -i hdmovie.formatextension -sameq -s 720x576 sdmovieout.formatextension
Contact me Dean and i will help you set up this command line tool which you can easily run to do it all fast and automated on linux or windows, btw, i would also be interested on purchashing some of your non-exclusive scenes at the same time :) Take care bro! My admires for your work! |
Thanks guys!!!
OnanistsCash, I will contact you regarding the non-exclusive scenes. |
I use Pinnacle HD and do the same thing. Select mpeg2
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