Hi!
I have video footage recorded at 16:9 widescreen camera setting. I would
like to create DVD maintaining the 16:9 aspect ratio.
I have found a round about way to do this, and would appreciate if anyone
has tips to do this in less and simple steps - I am on windows.
The steps I found so far to be working are as follows:
1. Captured video footage in a new project - chose D1/DV NTSC Widescreen
16:9 (1.2) for Pixel Aspect Ratio in the Project Settings dialog box.
2. Edited and exported the movie as AVI choosing D1/DV NTSC Widescreen 16:9
(1.2) for the Pixel Aspect Ratio.
3. Created a new project in Premiere, this time selected a DV-NTSC Standard
(4:3 aspect ratio) for the Project Settings.
4. Imported the movie created in step 2, placed it in the Timeline, chose
Clip > Video Options > Maintain Aspect Ratio. Rendered the movie.
5. Exported the movie by choosing File > Export movie > Export to tape.
6. Captured this movie/footage in a new project in premiere - choosing NTSC
standard 4:3 aspect ratio.
7. Exported movie as AVI using 4:3.
8. Used this AVI to create DVD.
This is such a lengthy process and very time consuming. Would appreciate
suggestions to achieve the following in quicker time.
A) Export widescreen 16:9 footage on tape (mini DV) back, with same aspect
ratio and
B) Create DVD from widescreen 16:9 footage, maintaining the aspect ratio.
Thanks.
Renu
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