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Snake Doctor 04-26-2005 07:03 PM

Vegas Video Help
 
:helpme :helpme

I have a source file that's a 640x480 MPEG.

I render it as a smaller mpeg just fine, but when I try to render as WMV it puts these annoying black borders on the sides. (Sort of like watching a widescreen movie on your TV....except the black is on the sides instead of the top and bottom)

Doesn't matter what size I try to make the output file, or whether I check or uncheck the "stretch output" box when I render.

Anyone have this problem before and know a workaround?

Snake Doctor 04-26-2005 08:49 PM

bump

Help a brutha out yo

Jace 04-26-2005 08:50 PM

ask tony404, he is the vegas guru here

Jace 04-26-2005 08:51 PM

i just icq'ed him this thread, he should be on shortly

tony286 04-26-2005 08:56 PM

That probably happened because you didnt start with 720x480 , if getting rid of the black bars is important try rerending the mpeg to 720x480 then do the wmv. Totell you the truth it has never came up for me lol.

Meta Ridley 04-26-2005 09:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lenny2
:helpme :helpme

I have a source file that's a 640x480 MPEG.

I render it as a smaller mpeg just fine, but when I try to render as WMV it puts these annoying black borders on the sides. (Sort of like watching a widescreen movie on your TV....except the black is on the sides instead of the top and bottom)

Doesn't matter what size I try to make the output file, or whether I check or uncheck the "stretch output" box when I render.

Anyone have this problem before and know a workaround?


This is very simple.

Set up your project setting to MATCH your source video settings.
If you're input in 640x480 1.0 pixels,, then set up your project to match. Then you can output whatever you want. Try it out youl'l see :thumbsup

DeanCapture 04-26-2005 09:11 PM

Bring your source file up on the timeline, right click on the video portion of the file and click "Video/Event Pan Crop". When that window pops up, right click in the box and click "Match Output Aspect" - I think that'll stretch your vid out to be the right size - give it a try.

:winkwink:

leg4 04-26-2005 09:19 PM

video settings must match project settings

This is very simple.

Set up your project setting to MATCH your source video settings.
If you're input in 640x480 1.0 pixels,, then set up your project to match. Then you can output whatever you want. Try it out youl'l see


>>> That is correct

Snake Doctor 04-26-2005 09:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by leg4
video settings must match project settings

This is very simple.

Set up your project setting to MATCH your source video settings.
If you're input in 640x480 1.0 pixels,, then set up your project to match. Then you can output whatever you want. Try it out youl'l see


>>> That is correct

That was beautimus....thanks Brent

Centurion 04-26-2005 09:31 PM

You can also check properties and if it's set at the NTSC level, simply change it to 1.0..square..multimedia..and bars will be gone that way too.

Snake Doctor 04-26-2005 09:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DeanCapture
Bring your source file up on the timeline, right click on the video portion of the file and click "Video/Event Pan Crop". When that window pops up, right click in the box and click "Match Output Aspect" - I think that'll stretch your vid out to be the right size - give it a try.

:winkwink:

This worked also....thanks much :thumbsup


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