Hi, considering buying Premiere Elements since it looks strong enough at its low price point for what I want to do. I have one question tho, which stems from this in the videohelp.com review:
"It is absolutely true that your source media must be 720x480 or the associate PAL resolution. If is isn't, the tool assumes your souces has missing pixels and creates a distorted video with wide black bars on each side. " He goes on to say that analog source material, if imported, runs into these problems.
I was concerned because my original source material was Hi8 analog tapes. What I did was put them all on DVD's via my Panasonic DMR-E50, so now I want to take the video from the DVD's and put them on my computer, then edit them from there. Am I correct in assuming that this will work fine? Because the source now is my DVDs I have already made. Or am I going to get mass distortion etc?
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720x480 is all it takes.
Your Panasonic (at least some of them) are 704x480, not 720x480Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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You also have to remember, Premeire is not a native MPEG editor, you may have to convert the DVD video to an AVI file first.
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