I have a miniDV NTSC video in Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5.
Someone on this board suggested that I use Debugmode Frameserver to get my video to virtualdub rather than encoding first with Premiere Pro.
So I am wanting to send my video to virtualdub or SUPER.
1.) When the debugmode frameserver box opens, do I choose RGB24, RGB32, or YUY2?
2.) For audio do I choose "write audio as PCM samples in signpost AVI"?
3.) I am going to let virtualdub or SUPER convert my videos. My final video size is to be 640x360 1:1 pixel aspect ratio. Do I specify the size and pixel aspect ratio in Premiere Pro? Or do I just leave the size as 720 x 480 1.2 pixel aspect ratio and then let virtualdub/SUPER do the resizing?
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I don't know a lot about this frameserver but:
virtualdub works with the RGB color space so pick RGB24 that's more than enough
Then in Vdub you need to pick this very same Rgb depth color: video>color depth
For the audio you should, use the option yes :"write audio as PCM" or uncompressed if you prefer.
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You didn't mention what you want with your final format - Xvid, DivX, ... ? Then again, it doesn't matter much.
I used this same frameserver with exporting from VideoStudio - both VirtualDub and SUPER work flawlessly with it. The other apps mentioned are no doubt good tools, but I'm not too sure if they would be compatible with the special AVI generated. Definitely worth a try.My final video size is to be 640x360 1:1 pixel aspect ratio. Do I specify the size and pixel aspect ratio in Premiere Pro? Or do I just leave the size as 720 x 480 1.2 pixel aspect ratio and then let virtualdub/SUPER do the resizing?I hate VHS. I always did. -
My source is miniDV NTSC 720 x 480, 1.2 PAR, widescreen video.
Final format will be H264 in either mp4 or avi 640 x 360, 1:1 PAR, 16:9 DAR for YouTube.
Why should I or why should I not check the "write audio as PCM samples in signpost AVI"?
Why should I use SUPER to resize my video rather than Premiere Pro?
What's up with the "divisible by 16"? I am not good at video. I noticed that when I used WinnFF, it also mentioned something about my video not being divisible by 16. -
Because of the way the image is broken down for encoding and maximum compression there are restrictions on the way you have to resize video. Some encoders will encode video that is resized to a number divisible by 2 or 4, but most a more comfortable with 8 or 16, and some only give the maximum quality when you use a number that is divisible by 16.
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