MarioB
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Joined: 02 Mar 2005
Location: Ovar, Portugal
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Hi all.
I have a 1 hour miniDV video, shot in 16:9, which I’m going to put on DVD. Then, a friend gave me a 10 min AVI video about the same subject, originally shot in 4:3, to be added also to my DVD.
I want to combine both videos in the same project using Pinnacle Studio 11, my usual video editing software. My experience tells me that the project always assumes the aspect ratio of the 1st frame of the added video. So, I guess this 4:3 video, to be added on the final part of my project, shall become stretched to both sides of the screen.
So, my question is: how, and with which software, can I convert the 4:3 video into 16:9, keeping the same original picture proportion, with black bars on the left and right sides of the screen?
I’d appreciate your help.
Thanks,
Mário
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Baldrick
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Joined: 09 Aug 2000
Location: Sweden
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Doesn't pinnacle support this? Open the 4:3, add black borders and export to 16:9 video and then import it again with the other 16:9 clips.
Or else use for example virtualdub to add black borders, open video, video->filters->resize and set the new size to 432x576(I think...) and crop size to 720x576. Export as an avi-dv. You probably need a dv codec installed like Cedocida DV Codec.
Or use an authoring program where you can mix different aspect ratios(different tracks/titles) like tmpgenc authoring works.
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