--- On Wed, 5/4/11, C Balistreri <[email protected]> wrote:
> My output summary shows:
> NTSC, 720x470, 29.92 fps, Lower AAC, 192 kbps, 48 Khz,
> Stereo VBR, 1 Pass,
> Target 3.00, Max 6.00 Mbps
>
> Source shows:
> Sequence, Food Crisis 720x480 (0.9091), 29.92 fps, Lower,
> 02;30;25;22 4800 Hz,
> Stereo
Are you making video for a NTSC DVD? If you are, why are you exporting to H.264?
When doing video for DVD make life easy for yourself and export to MPEG2 with
an AC3 audio track. If you have space left over, do a PCM audio track too.
Your source video is 720x470. I assume you're wanting to letterbox the video?
To keep as much quality as possible, do an anamorphic export. That stretches
the video to the full 720x480 frame but sets the pixel aspect ratio so that a
player will format its video output for the type of TV its setup for, either
4:3 or widescreen.
You *could* do "hard" letterbox bars, but then people with widescreen
televisions or monitors won't like your video. ;)
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