ooops, I have bad news, Georg! I've just found out that zooming out is not always an easy task!
My project has multiple tracks and very keyframed zoom curves. I ended up using ffmpeg commands for converting my Acqua.mpg from PAL to NTSC: $ ffmpeg -i Acqua.mpg -s 600x480 -r 29.97 -sameq -padleft 60 -padright 60 AcquaNTSC.mpg where -i Acqua.mpg is the input file -s 600x480 set frame size * -r 29.97 set frame rate (frames per second) -sameq use same video quality as input avoiding compression -padleft 60 set left pad band size * -padright 60 set right pad band size * AcquaNTSC.mpg is the output file name * needed to fit a 1.25 aspect ratio video into a 720x480 frame. Output size: (600+60+60)x480 The punishment for my infidelity to Cin is an output file with noticeably lower quality (audio and video). Ciao! Raffaella On Thu, 2007-05-24 at 18:14 +0200, Kurt Georg Hooss wrote: > oops, that's fantastic news! > thanks rafaella! > :-) > georg [...] > > Edit your EDL in PAL standard as usual. > > You can check your resources attributes by right clicking on them and > > selecting info from the context menu (PAL = framerate 25 - size > > 720x576). > > Before rendering it, change project attributes (Settings -> Format). > > Change preset from PAL to NTSC. > > Select the "auto" checkbox for aspect ratio. > > Check the size of the output in the compositor. If needed you can zoom > > out with the compositor camera. > > Render as usual. > > The rendered file is NTSC. You can verify its attributes by opening it > > with Cin and selecting info from the context menu (NTSC = framerate > > 29.97 - size 720x480). _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list Cinelerra@skolelinux.no https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
