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Work Flow for working with squeeze footage in FCP
- Thread starter salvo
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Salvo,
Don't know what NLE you're using, but with Sony Vegas, I just capture from my deck with firewire. I then create an NTSC DV widescreen project, bring in the captured clips and edit normally. For an SD DVD, I render a widescreen MPEG2 video stream and separate AC3 audio file. DVD Architect prepares the DVD file and can burn it to disc. Or: you can burn the DVD with another program using the prepared DVD files.
I recently shot a promo in squeeze mode for a friend's book selling on Amazon. The SD DVD played back on a HD TV looks really nice, even though her older Sony DVD player doesn't upscale to HD.
Just make sure the PAR (pixel aspect ratio) is set properly in the project properties and in your video files...they should match.
Hope this helps.
Ken
Don't know what NLE you're using, but with Sony Vegas, I just capture from my deck with firewire. I then create an NTSC DV widescreen project, bring in the captured clips and edit normally. For an SD DVD, I render a widescreen MPEG2 video stream and separate AC3 audio file. DVD Architect prepares the DVD file and can burn it to disc. Or: you can burn the DVD with another program using the prepared DVD files.
I recently shot a promo in squeeze mode for a friend's book selling on Amazon. The SD DVD played back on a HD TV looks really nice, even though her older Sony DVD player doesn't upscale to HD.
Just make sure the PAR (pixel aspect ratio) is set properly in the project properties and in your video files...they should match.
Hope this helps.
Ken
Oops...sorry, I totally missed that in the thread title.
I think in any NLE, matching the project properties to the file (event, clip,etc.) properties is a good start. I shoot mainly progressive, so I set my project to that and make sure that the PAR (pixel aspect ratio) is 1:2121 (DV Widescreen). I make sure it's the same in the clip properties as well.
Hope this helps.
Ken
I think in any NLE, matching the project properties to the file (event, clip,etc.) properties is a good start. I shoot mainly progressive, so I set my project to that and make sure that the PAR (pixel aspect ratio) is 1:2121 (DV Widescreen). I make sure it's the same in the clip properties as well.
Hope this helps.
Ken