Thanks for the reply. Just to get this straight, I should use Premiere to
import the clips, then export them, and then import them again into
Premiere? I also have Canopus to use. Will using that make a difference in
quality?
The guy got some good shots that I really want to use, so I want the best
output possible.
> My question is, how can I incorporate that footage into my
> project without
> his video looking out of place or with black bars on the
> top or sides that
> will make that footage look out of place?
704x480 is one of the standard resolutions in the NTSC DVD specification.
I can think of two ways to handle this.
1. Import both 'under sized' videos and export them to uncompressed 720x480.
2. Import the 720x480 and 352x480 videos and export them to 704x480.
Experiment with short clips until you find export settings that look good to
you.
#1 makes everything the maximum frame size, but has to interpolate an extra
368 pixels of width for the 352x480 files.
#2 will result in no visual difference between the two larger sizes, and has
to interpolate "only" 352 extra pixels of width- exactly double. That may
process faster and will likely look a bit better.
No matter what, there WILL be a difference in how good the final output from
the low resolution video looks compared to the others. You could do
something to make the higher resolution video look worse to compensate...
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