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  1. 3rd May 2004 13:05 #1
    drewzasl
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    what are tv safe zones?
    what do they control?
    how can I change an exported Adobe Premiere project (avi) to fit these zones (without expensive software, if possible)?
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    load into v-dub and letterbox to 680x456 is one easy way
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    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=93247&highlight=
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  4. 4th May 2004 09:39 #4
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    if I use virtual dub, where can i get a codec for this?
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    Hi drewzasl,

    I'd say you need to install a DV codec. Apparently, the Panasonic DV Codec works well with VirtualDub and is free. There are others - apparently Canopus DV Codec is good (and also free). Then there's the Mainconcept DV Codec, also considered good, but that costs.

    Hope that helps...
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  6. 4th May 2004 13:00 #6
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    that didn't work, and i'm surprised that i need a DV codec, because i have a Microsoft DV AVI codec (suposedly) installed and it works in Premiere
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    Strange, because the four letter code for a DV codec is "dvsd" - as appears in the error message you provided.

    When you say "that didn't work" - what did you try that didn't work? Use AVICodec to list the codecs that you have installed.

    If they do appear to be isntalled, then there's a different problem that is beyond my experience and knowledge.

    If it were me, I'd uninstall and reinstall the DV codec(s).

    Good luck...
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