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• Video output Qosimio G20 S problem - NTSC TV

  Hi all

  I have a Qosmio G20-110, bought in the United Kingdom and problems of video output via the S-video cable to a flat TV in US I have the image but it rolls down very quickly. When he does that, I played video clips AVI on windows media player. I followed the Nvidia Setup program to get the result on portable computer LCD screen and tv screen synchronized, and that's ok, except for the picture of rolling. I don't know if there is a problem with the NTSC output - is this still a problem when watching digital videos on your laptop? - or if it's a different kind of problem. Any advice much appreciated.

  BTW, I read elsewhere on the forum that the media center TV works in the country of purchase - not the case with my laptop, I've watched television successfully both in the United Kingdom (PAL system) and the United States (NTSC system).

  Is it possible to check or change the type of output via s video cable?

  Hello

  I have no experience with a standard NTSC TV but AFAIK the PAL signal supports 50 Hz and supports the NTSC 60 Hz signal.
  Maybe it has something to do with your problem.

  You will find the detailed description:
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/NTSC

  However, in your case I would recommend BISO settings.
  In many of the BIOS version, you can pass the video parameters between NTCS and PAL.

  PS: I recommend you to test the video output also on different TV s to make sure this isn't a TV related issue.

  Good luck

• CS4 export to wmv

  I have a MPEG-2 video that I want to convert. WMV - Windows Media Server (streaming).  I want an output format of the 320 x 240, 29 frames per second rate.  I want to do with Premiere Pro CS4.  Streaming only presets I see for Windows Media are PAL and NTSC.  NTSC output size is only 160 x 120, 10 frames per second.  This is unacceptable!  There is a button to import more presets, but I don't know how to do this.  I want a lot of export options!  At least everything I had with windows encoder (free) or Digital Media Converter (cheap), not less.

  How can you get more options to export from CS4?

  Thank you!

  I do not have first open in front of me, but can't you just change the settings for these desired?

• Satellite M30: black and white TV with S-video output

  I have a M30 bought in the United Kingdom currently I am in the United States
  When I try to connect my M30 to my TV via a RGB cable, it works very well but failed to get a similar result via S-video. The image is black and white and very fragile.

  Is it to do with the fact that the standards of television in the United Kingdom and the United States are different (PAL or NTSC) or is this something else?

  Can you recommend how can I change the output format of the S-video signal?

  Thanx

  MR. M.

  Hello

  The fact is that U.S. NTSC standard and it can be the reason for this, but if you use connection S-Video S-video port on the TV must be turned on. If not, the image can be produced in black and white.

• Qosmio F10 - 136 and D-video output

  I have a Qosmio F10-136, I want to use the D-video output with cable SCART. I ve tried to change BIOS, VIEW the section, but through the various options it s PAL (SCART) NOT. Only PAL (S-Video), 525 p. 750, 1125i, 525i NTSC (US), NTSC (Japan).
  My BIOS version is 1.20, I've followed the instructions of the FAQ5300XK0012R01 and TSB4A00TK000MR0.

  Hello

  Is your unit pre-installed with original recovery media and if the display driver is original Toshiba designed one?

• Satellite P300 - 19 p - how to change NTSC to PAL?

  Whenever I want to display on my TV, I have to change the PAL TV to NTSC as I can't find how to change the S-video output on the laptop from NTSC to PAL.
  Does anyone know how?

  See you soon.

  Hey,.

  I m not owner of the Satellite P300, but you can change this option in the BIOS or in the display driver. Normally, here you have an option to change between PAL and NTSC on output S-Video.

  Check this box!

• Satellite P300D - no image through S-video output

  Hello!

  I can't image through my S-video output to the TV. VGA and HDMI works fine, but my TV is old and I don't have that kind of input to TV.
  The laptop recognizes TV on cable, but I can't go from a primary and secondary display.

  (satellite P300D - 12L)

  Hi bgjerg,

  Usually you can pass to your TV by using the FN + F5 key combination.
  More if you use the S-video output, you can set parameters in the display driver. There, you can choose between NTSC and PAL. It s on your TV depending on what setting you need.

  Check this box!

• The dvd on the s-video output display problem

  I think I am doing something stupid, but I can't understand it.  I used my T40p for many years, inclunding using the vga external display monitors and digital projectors player.  For the first time, I wanted to use it to view DVDs on a TV using the s-video output capacity.

  I activated the s-video and connected to the tv without problem.  My office is correctly displayed on the TV.  However, when I use the dvd playback software to show a dvd, the tv does not display the content.  The content of the dvd shows correctly on the computer screen, but not on the TV screen.  If I use the view "full screen", nothing shows up on the TV.  If I show only the dvd in a window, then everything on the desktop is shown properly on tv, except the dvd window is blank.  Yet once, it appears correctly on the computer screen.

  I have tried various software to media, including intervideo WINDVD and Classic Media Player player.  I tried PAL and NTSC discs.  No difference.

  I think I'm missing something obvious.  Any ideas appreciated.

  T40p 2373-G3U, 1600 MHz, 1 GB RAM, WinXPP SP2.

  1400 x 1050 with ATI Mobility Fire GL 9000 LCD display adapter display.

  OK, I solved this problem myself.  The solution is to use a configuration that uses ONLY the external display.  Apparently if you enable the output s-video, but do not turn OFF the LCD screen, the video card only then produces the dvd on the LCD, not s-video content.

  There are two ways to select the s-video output only.  Go to settings-> control panel-> thinkpad configuration.  In the window of thinkpad configuration, at the top left, there are five buttons to activate different display configurations.  One of them is "tv only".  If you click this button, the LCD of the computer stops, and the s-video output became active.  Showing a dvd in this configuration using intervideo WinDVD or other programs video display shows the contents of the dvd to the TV via the s-video output screen.

  The other way is to implement a model of custom view using the Director of 'presentation', which is accessible from the 'thinkpad configuration' window described above.  It is available under the "view" dropdown  I created a custom method called 'dvd' that automatically sets the external screen in 640 X 480 resolution.  This is consistent with my standard TV ntsc resolution and avoids the need to change the display resolution before you activate the s-video output.  I choose this plan using the key FnF7 is quick and easy.

  Hope this is interesting to someone out there.

• Problem Super complicated with rendering (horizontal lines occur in my final output)

  So my problem is sort of double.

  1. I create some graphics kinetic typography in AE CS6 for a customer, and when I go the Compositions of the hand, my output file is stretched.  I can't understand why this is happening.  The parameters of my computer are 1920 x 1080 D1/DV NTSC widescreen (1.21), 29.97 Drop Frame (although I changed these settings to try to solve this problem and, "no dice").  Don't forget that I have other comps in main compositions which have completely different parameters.  Some of them are calibrated at 4000 x 4000.

  I rendered out as a QuickTime codec 'Animation' 1920 x 1080 (although I changed these settings several times also in an attempt to solve the problem and still "no dice") the output video is always extended.  When I format the output for H.264, I get a caveat which reads the incompatibility of settings.

  I found a solution, however.  I drag the media encoder and output format as QuickTime ProRes 422 (or that, is not serious, still get the same problem), deinterlaced, 1920, 29.97, field order: first superior, appearance D1/DV NTSC widescreen 16:9 (2.2121).  Stretching issue fixes, but now I have these horizontal line that occur during the time when there is movement.  I have set all the parameters I mentioned several times and I can't understand why he did this.

  
  

  Can anyone help with this problem.

  Notice that your comp says always personalized. This means that you have changed something. You should always use the presets.

  The size of the image does not change because EI is pixel based. In the Composition Panel, if you enable view correcting the format of pixels so you would see the form of the change of model window. For example, when you view a DV (standard non square pixels) in perfect circles of Viewer Comp are oval until you put on pixel aspect ration correction in the Viewer. The number of pixels remains the same. Non square pixels were designed as a way to get digital data on digital broadcasting at a rate reduced data so that digital television would work. For example, a standard TV has a 4:3 and 486 scan image report lines. with the information of the visible image. The standard DV is 720 X 480 pixels. They cut the first 2 and down 4 scan lines because they were in the region of overscan and not visible to most of the viewers for broadcasters filled with missing persons aligns black because it is easy to compress, and then they did the format of the pixels, which is the conversion of a digital bit of information in time for an analogue electron beam moving on the screen at a fixed rate would put 720 of them on a line scan keep the image distorted and circles still circles. Make sense? At the time, it's all digital cameras faster and digital video might work. Now he's okay and nothing is broadcast in the United States in non square pixels. Only still DVD rely on pixels not square to the video of the reading. Same reason is as much information as you could successfully and reliably remove a DVD at the same time the standard was written.

  There is absolutely no reason to never work except non square pixels so absolutely, you know exactly what you do and why you do it. AE and all other NLE will automatically adjust images of non square pixels fit in a project of pixels square without distortion.

  Probably more than you wanted to know, but now you do. The reason for which only conceivable that someone would never made it or implement a master comp with non square pixels would be they should send the rendering in a digital format that accepts only non square pixels. IOW, if you have an old camera DV DV cassette and a way to digitize that digitally (which has not been manufactured for about 8 or 10 years) and you absolutely have to create a digital format DV master so that you can transfer this basic to the DV tape form digitally (no record) so that you have a digital copy of the video recorded on a format that only people with antiquated equipment can read using only that material so that you do not want to use the DV project (any format of X 720 in the menu drop down) from the beginning in Finnish. In my humble OPINION, all of these formats should be average at the bottom of the list so that a note should be that it is not deprecated square formats to use with caution.

• Crushed width output

  I use the preset PAL D1/DV widescreen (1.46) and when I place of content such as images for use the result is a punnet crushed in the display of the output and probably the video output. I can handle this just ignore him and ensuring that I lock proportions when you descale so if I need to resize it back to normal in the first, this content will not be stretched out of proportion, but it's always a pain, and I don't know why it's happening.

  Any advice?

  

  I've attached an example. As you can see it is out of proportion. BTW, this is supposed to be simple and black and white. It represents a world literally colorless, monotone. This is not the first project where I had this problem.

  Thank you

  You must learn more about pixel formats and how to work with them. My suggestion is to use the Square Pixel PAL preset (widescreen or standard depends on your project) and then, if you need to restore to the appropriate DV format. The problem working with non square pixels is that it is very easy things wrong with the original work and the output, and whatever it is go to the web to distort because the web and the mobile and video hd is all square pixels. If you want to continue with your current project, you can change Composition settings to PAL DV Widescreen square pixels or you can turn on pixel aspect ration correction an excerpt in the composition window. I strongly suggest working with the preset of square pixels.

  Personally, I would never spend time producing an SD project today. I would just use a preset HD 1920 X 1080 at the rate appropriate for my audience (29.97 for NTSC countries PAL 25). You can always restore lower resolution copies with the output module (without adding virtually no extra rendering time or use the TEA to produce your product using one of the many included presets.)

• What output format is required for the Cambodian broadcasting TV?

  I'm in the USA.  I was invited to shoot a video for use on Cambodian television, that looks like 4:3.  I have only the newer equipment that pulls in the H.264 format.  My camera main is a camcorder Sony HDR AX-2000 which is able to shoot 480/30 p or 480/24 as its lowest quality.  How give a video that is or is not Letterbox that will play a show?  What can media use?

  Thank you.

  Gary Silverstein

  http://weshoot.com

  Cambodia uses PAL and NTSC, so you will need more information. The format offers media may also be different from the broadcast signal. Once you know what you produce, Premiere Pro fortunately will convert your film - either at the point of export, or according to a preset of the sequence. It doesn't matter what is the codec of your camera recording. Ideally, you'll want to shoot at the same rate, and if it is guaranteed to be only a 4:3 output you would get 4:3 or use safety locks on your monitor 16:9 4:3, then you have some option to pan your shots in the frame. Even with SD vs HD - HD view taken is logical, even if the program is known to be SD, you get a lot of flexibility for pan and evolve into position.

• Same proportions as the output file cannot

  I have a Blu - ray movie ripped in mp4 format with dimensions of 1280 x 528 and an aspect ratio of 2:35:1.  Currently I use Premiere Pro to edit the film in a new HD trailer down.

  The question that I have seems to come from export to video format appropriate.  I'm the h.264 format, with the right dimensions of 1280 x 528, as my original source file.  I also "Source Scaling" set scaling adjustment.  However, the different options in the drop down "aspect" menu I cannot select 2:35:1.  The closest I get is D1/DV NTSC (0.9091), which seems to produce a video of the release of 2:40:1.  In other words, there are small black bars at the top and bottom of the video.

  I found that I can get rid of the black bars by ticking the "Match sequence settings", but that only allows to mpeg format, which is certainly not ideal with this type of video.

  Anyone happen to know how the output to the correct aspect and eliminate the bars at the top and bottom of the video?

  Thank you!

  I found the solution.

  I changed the aspect of "square Pixels (1.0) then passes the chipping of the Source to"Scale to fill".  This seems to have gotten rid of the completely black bars.

• How can I get PremierePro CS6 to speak with Blackmagic card for an HDMI output?

  I recently upgraded my CS5 MacPro to CS6.  I mainly work with Premiere Pro, but also with PhotoShop and its stand.  Previously, my HDMI monitor worked with CS5, but CS6 playback settings had Adobe Player by default as an option and it would not show the Blackmagic card optional.  I have improved my Blackmagic Software to the latest version (9.7), but that no longer works.  After the upgrade of the Blackmagic HDMI signal in the version PremierePro CS5 (still installed and running) has stopped working. Subsequently, the MacOS has been also improved 10.7.5 to 10.8.3 but no change in the result.  I checked all the mechanical linkages.

  My features of the platform are:

  MacPro (early 2009)

  10.8.3 OS

  Processor: 2x2.66 GHz Quad-core Intel Xeon

  Memory: 12 BG, DDR3 1066 MHz

  Dual screen Apple display

  Blackmagic (9.7) output settings: all videos, Audio analogue 4 & 2AES/EBU (NTSC)

  My question is how do PremierePro to speak with the map Blackmagic?

  Phil

  Hi Phil,

  Blackmagic what card have you?

  There is a known bug with intensity cards and Blackmagic 9.7 driver where it does not export the HD, only SD this should be resolved soon.

  In the meantime, if you have a map of intensity you can go back to the desktop version 9.6.8.

  Best,

  Peter Garaway

  Adobe

  Premiere Pro

• NTSC to PAL, anyone?

  Hello

  I'm about to buy the first and I'm excited about it.  I learn, and you will see that my question.

  Can someone tell me if the Prime Minister has the ability to output a project NTSC to PAL?  My camera is NTSC.  My client needs a PAL end result.

  Or, if this is not possible, this program will do the job, and how is the quality of the result?

  Thank you

  BT

  I used to use the compressor for PAL NTSC conversion, since I had a customer requiring a NTSC DVD. While doing that I also discovered that the evil is good right that any DVD player I know is able to play PAL or NTSC, but if you have an older TV that is hard wired PAL and your DVD is NTSC still don't see you this since DVD player emits signals NTSC TV can not decode properly. Today, it is probably very rare, but it happened to me once, although some time previously.

  I have not tried Adobe Media Encoder, but next week I will have to create another series of DVD NTSC and - if time permits - try SOUL with this conversion.

• Final output size

  Hello

  I am trying to get educated about the size of output and modify a little smarter.  I'm working on an old project that was shot a while ago on a Sony HDR-CX550V with AVCHD 1080i (60 fps).  I know that it is in fact no frames but the field per second.  I've always considered this product goes directly to DVD for distribution, but with interest that many would like it shown at festivals and as faith, the basis, some may want to see in major religious centers.

  We weren't a big production budget - not a lot of fantasy or a Spitfire, etc..  Many scenes were filmed from several angles and this camera has great low light ability, so with a few plugins in AE, many jump cuts make the scenes flow pretty good.

  Here's the question.  I'm editing in 1080i and I have thought since he goes directly to DVD, why not edit in an NTSC image size and Explorer made a lot of moves (simulations of pan, not dolly) with images, then given that there may be a few festivals, instead, I could export the final in 720 p.  This seems reasonable?

  Also, can I set up my settings of sequence and interpret images preferences to allow me to use the clips in their nativeframe for this type of installation size.  When I change my settings in sequence to 720 instead of 1080, the images change to fit the new settings, even though I turned off in the preferences settings, the box "defaults to the setting".  The pictures always seem to fill the display area of the monitor of the same program any size I discovered.

  Sorry if this is not clear.  Also, I use a graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti, 64-bit Vista Home premium, CS5.5

  Thoughts?  Thank you

  Don

  Agency FAQ list http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/faq_list is a good starting point

  In addition, tutorials

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/913334

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/845731?TSTART=0

  - and http://forums.adobe.com/message/3234794

  Still http://tv.adobe.com/show/learn-encore-cs4/

  A 'crash course' http://forums.adobe.com/thread/761834?tstart=0

  A primer of video for first http://forums.adobe.com/thread/498251?tstart=0

  First tutorials http://forums.adobe.com/thread/424009

  CS5 Premiere Pro tutorials http://forums.adobe.com/message/2738611

  And http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2010/06/video_tutorials_didacticiels_t.html

  And http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2010/06/how_to_search_for_premiere_pro.html

  CS5 tutorials http://bellunevideo.com/tutlist.php

  PPro Wiki http://premierepro.wikia.com/wiki/Adobe_Premiere_Pro_Wiki

  Tutorial http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/Premiere/1

  Tutorial http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/forumdisplay.php?f=21

  Tutorial HD to SD w/CS4 http://bellunevideo.com/tutorials/CS4_HD2SD/CS4_HD2SD.html

  First Pro Wiki http://premierepro.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

  Export to DVD http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS3E252E59-6BE5-4668-A12E-4ED0348C3FDBa.h tml

  And http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WSCDE15B03-1236-483f-BBD4-263E77B445B9.ht ml

  Http://forums.adobe.com/thread/892861?tstart=0 color correction

  Photo graduation for video http://forums.adobe.com/thread/450798?tstart=0

  -Too big = Crash http://forums.adobe.com/thread/879967?tstart=0

  After effects http://www.videocopilot.net/ tutorials

  Creation http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/dvd_authoring/

  Yet tutorial http://www.precomposed.com/blog/2009/05/encore-tutorial/

  And still more http://library.creativecow.net/articles/devis_andrew/

  Surround sound http://forums.adobe.com/thread/517372