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• CS5 Pixel Aspect Ratio problems...

  Hi all

  I am working on porting over an importing existing Windows .mov file to Mac while also improving it to CS4 CS5 (and also riding in the creation of a library of files QuickTime 64 bit handwritten management to start, Ouch).

  In my test class, I have problems with some 1920 x 1080 .mov files. Some files of 1920 x 1080 I imported correctly, some of the files I imported with the wrong aspect ratio. I checked the two files should be displayed using square pixels and have checked also when the selector is sent which called (SDKGetInfo8) I'll put what follows for * all * the above test files:

  SDKFileInfo8-> vidInfo.pixelAspectNum = 1
  SDKFileInfo8-> vidInfo.pixelAspectDen = 1

  I bought it online using SDKGetInfo8 () and tense and no strained clips seem to give exact same traces through this function. However, files that are imported with the wrong aspect ratio, of course, listen to samples in a long format. Also, in the information of the location of the Source region, when the * extended * clips are selected is the information that is provided to these clips:

  NameOfTheStretchedClip.mov
  Video, 1920 x 1080 (1.7778)
  00:00:9:13, 23.976 fps
  etc...

  For clips that are not stretched, (1.7778) is (1.0). I'm not the greatest expert on the actual use of the first, so I can assume given the displayed values and the respective Visual result clips when you preview this value appears in the user interface is the format of the pixels and not the ratio of the image as the clip with (1.7778) is stretched and the clip (1.0) is not , but both are 1920 x 1080 videos. What I suspect is that 1920/1080.0 is 1.7778 and so somewhere for the clips that are stretching the pixelAspect ratio values seem to be derived using the dimensions in pixels and not the vidInfo.pixelAspectNum and vidInfo.pixelAspectDen values that are explicitly set to "1" as shown above.

  So my question is, apart from the SDKGetInfo8() layout the following values:
  SDKFileInfo8-> vidInfo.pixelAspectNum = 1
  SDKFileInfo8-> vidInfo.pixelAspectDen = 1
  Where can we pixelAspect values are supposed to prepare you?

  You can also:
  -In what other selector calls * CAN * pixel aspect ratio get ready? As I said, I'm porting of existing code, so maybe that these values are preparing elsewhere that I am currently unable to find.
  -Are there any setting that could get attached to the import of a file that said to derive the format of pixels the pixel dimensions that might get triggered for the clips that are imported as lie?

  Thanks in advance for any help!
  Josh

  Hi Josh,.

  > Where are stored the XMP metadata in a QuickTime .mov?

  This documentation contains descriptions of the specific method of storage of XMP file format:

  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/XMP/PDFs/XMPSpecificationPart3.PDF

  QuickTime is described in section 2.2.4.

  I guess that this file with the 1.78 BY adjustment to its XMP had been changed manually somewhere along the line in Premiere Pro or a bridge and is not really a valid test case.  I would like to know if you find a way to produce using a real workflow.

  The fact that the file with NOMINAL 1.78 is showing that 1.0 BY when the time base is 24000 / 1001 is technically incorrect.  Maybe our importer knows that there is no such thing (at least that I know) like a 1920 x 1080 with 1.78 NORMAL video, so it sets properly, while missing the 23976 / 1000 cases.  But it is technically incorrect because the IRON must be completely flexible for future formats.  Still, I would imagine it is really a problem, an end user will hit, is it?

  Kind regards

  Zac

• H.264 pixel aspect ratio problem after update

  Yesterday I've updated first CC Pro and Media Encoder CC to version 2014.2. But now I have problems with the H.264 codec pixel format when I export a sequence 1080i50 to PAL widescreen. The problem seems to occur with other sizes of frames.

  I use the same settings as usual with Aspect set to: D1/DV PAL widescreen 16:9. (1.4587) However, VLC and Windows Media Player to play the video with a ratio of 5:4. So, it seems that the image pixel format information is not passed to Media Encoder or file.

  This problem does not affect other codecs like AVI or MPEG-2, they will be displayed correctly.

  Is anyone else having this problem? And more importantly, does anyone know a solution?

  I think I've seen this problem earlier on the forum.

  Profile the high value and try again.

• "Freeze frame" aspect ratio problems what I am doing wrong?

  I downloaded a video short test showing my camera in the mirror.

  The video camera is a Sony HDR-CX320E (the ' E' for Europe)

  The camera settings were;

  Record = HQ Standard

  Frame rate = 50i

  HD / MP4 Standard = HD

  X - V color = WE

  PE9 project settings have been set to

  PAL (I'm in the United Kingdom)

  AVCHD

  1080i 25

  When I get media and drag it to the timeline PE9 is happy with it, I did not ask if I want to change the project settings.

  So far so good...

  In the first screen clip above, you will see the skin round my camaraas seen in the mirror lens.

  Then, below, I took a "freeze frame" wink as usual and checked (checked) the "Edit in Photoshop after insertion of" box.

  

  And once again, supra, it is very well... well...

  

  Above, what the "Freeze frame" resembles the lime of time, it seems quite normal.

  But as you know when you ask the retouching in Photoshop Elements image opens immediately in the stills of edition

  

  Above, this is the problem that I get.

  This is how I see the image in Photoshop Elements

  The proportions of the image changed makes taxable to any convenient mounting.

  If I change the image, the aspect ratio returned to normal when the image is visible in the lime time and main display.

  I tried to make the "freeze frame" image before calling so that it can be edited in Photoshop, but which made no difference.

  Moreover, the above project and camera settings work fine in all other respects and if I add graphics they are in the right position when I download my videos on YouTube (I download on YouTube using the 1920 X 1080 HD, otherwise the graphics are misplaced)

  So what I am doing wrong guys?

  Kind regards... Andy

  Andy,

  Thanks for the follow up messages.

  According to the instructions of the SG... This should work for you with your description of your workflow

  a. project Preset and Source Media... HD 1440 x 1080 anamorphic 16:9

  b with the video on the timeline, the share/computer science/Image and the preset group JPEG HD 1920 x 1080.

  If you import that jpg 1920 x 1080 16:9 in a project from Photoshop Elements or look in the viewer computer, it should present only 1920 x 1080 16:9

  I have Photoshop Elements 9 and Premiere Elements 9.0/9.0.1 and road found the road.

  What is the status on your passage at 1920 x 1080 as a way of taking your camera so that you will avoid this kind of problem if you do a lot of frozen images and want to use the integration of the first elements Photoshop Elements to edit these frozen images.

  Looking forward to your results.

  RTA

• How do you export an Image corrected Pixel Aspect ratio? (CS5)

  I have a still from first Pro CS5, but it's in DVCPRO HD Pixel Aspect (960 x 720) I pulled upward in photoshop, which corrects for preview purposes, but I want to export the Image corrected (1280 x 720)... The only way I have found so far is to create a new document with the answer key Aspect and drag the image then export it... BUT I have a bunch of images from these videos, is there a simpler way?

  Thank you

  AZA

  No reason to not just check Image - Image size, resampling, uncheck the box Keep the Proportions, and then size up to 1280 x 720?

  As Lee mentioned above, which could be put into action.

  -Christmas

• Problem of pixel aspect ratio (Premiere Pro 7)

  Hello

  I am to change a film that I shot with Premiere Pro 7.0 and have problems with the RAILWAY. At the time I first published my project, I didn't know one thing everything so I have 3 types of leave: the video shooting in 16:9 and the titles I used is 720 X 576 (1.4); the stills, which I imported the PS (with correction BY turned on I remember) are 1024 X 576 (1.1) and (1,0).

  When I do 'Export to DVD', the result is very good. But I wanted to save a file in order to be able to burn DVDs directly from the file and avoid the encoding process every time I want to make a copy. So I tried to "Export animation"-> "Microsoft AVI. I exported the project using this preset "D1/DV PAL screen 16:9 (1.422) 720 h 576v ' and while the quality was good, it was compressed air as 16:9 on a 4:3 screen. I changed the IRON square pixels or D1 Pal DV (1,067), the ratio was good but the quality mediocre and mode full screen in Windows Media Player, there is no ' occupy the entire screen, but had rather black bars on all 4 sides.

  What settings should I use to get the same result when you use the "Export to DVD?

  I tried to use Adobe Media Encoder. The quality was not as good as 'Export to DVD' or ' export Movie - microsoft AVI 16:9 "so I dropped it"»

  Help, please

  Thank you!

  Jim, why then the same player would recognize the file as 16:9 when played from the dvd?

  Because DVD players are smart enough to unsquish anamorphic film automatically.  Computer software players are not.

  I finally managed to save as an avi file, by using the ratio of square pixels and setting the size of the frame at 1024 x 576.

  This will work fine for reading from the computer, but not for DVDs that requires "crushed" already correct export

  I tell you, man.  Your first process was correct.  DVD players it will be automatically unsquish.  Software players need to be told to do.  Windows Media Player and Quicktime both suck, especially for this kind of thing, so just do not use them - ever.  Find other playback software that easily allows the manual "unsquishing".  VLC, GOM and Plaer KM are three very good.

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  I use Movie Maker for the first time to make a simple video for a Web site. I think that I figured it out, but when I publish the video and read in Media Player, the format of pixels is not fair. The screen is the right size, but the video seems forced by almost a 1:1 ratio, instead of 4:3.

  I looked through all my settings, and I can't find out what is the cause for this. Someone knows how to fix this?

  Thank you!

  I wondered about this, but I didn't know if she would be the best thing for this project, since I only need a little video on the web. And then, if she published without scrunching all, who am I to be picky?

  I'll look into it. Thank you!

• The customer wants video vertical for smartphone ad - best size/pixel aspect ratio?

  Thanks for the help! It is a question of two part...

  First of all, what is the best size vertical video on a smartphone? I guess since horizontal is usually 16:9 at 09:16. Therefore, something like 1920 X 1080 would be 1080 X 1920. But the average smartphone screen size 16:9 / 16:9? Here are the best odds?

  In addition, they gave me some pictures that was shot at 1920 X 1080 on a DSLR (but want a vertical product). Should what size mast I create so that I can ask on the images of the sequence to move and crop?

  Thanks again!

  So nobody had enough she -.

  iPhone 5 to go, Apple has a 16:9 screen. More android/google phone was already a screen 16:9 at this time. Therefore, to export a vertical video, you wish that it is 09:16. (16:9 up!)

  Using this link: https://pacoup.com/2011/06/12/list-of-true-169-resolutions/ I figured out the largest amount of pixels that I could without stretching things.

  So for the 1080 p (1920 x 1080) the more vertical video quality you can output is 720 by 1280 vertical horizontal.

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  Use H.264 and .mp4. This is much like the app, and the customer is very happy. You can save these presets to the first/media encoder, etc.

• Stills wrong aspect ratio

  Hi guys

  Export still first pro 5.5.

  Open in photoshop to deinterlace.

  When they are imported into first is increased from 16:9 4:3

  I guess that's the pixel aspect ratio that photoshop has changed.

  How can I get the stills to be 16:9, when recording in photoshop?

  Thank you

  Hi Michael,

  You don't mention what was the video format, but if HDV 1440 x 1080, in Photoshop, you can simply change to 1920 x 1080 and will look correct, then using square pixels in the first. Or use Edit first, as suggested.

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  I have "he's try to make it as short and clear as I can.

  Use of first Elements 11.

  I mainly work with digitized clips of old VHS tapes.  I burned tonight, a project that seems very well when I edit.   Play on WMP, VLC, it displays correctly - 4:3 (with black bars on both sides - it's just the way it works).   But when I try to play from a media player on a 16:9 TV that we have all of these days, the aspect ratio will turn off.   My drive is set to 'Normal' which is 4:3 - The TV is 'normal', but the image is crushed, as it is 16:9 - he is not 4:3 with black bars any size of image, I put the TV.

  Looking at my project settings, they are 720 x 480 - NTSC DV editing mode.   The pixel format is D1/DV NTSC (. 9091).   When I pulled in my clips add media, I chose '' from files and Photos.    Should I chose 'camera DVD or computer drive' instead?    I remember that I needed to do in the 7 EP, but given that I just upgraded my PC & software, I've already forgotten.   Would be to make a 'film' and conforms to the square Pixels (1.0) correct this problem?

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  Please follow the link:

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