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Posted by Bill on 06/18/07 16:17
"Toggle Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction", on the bottom of the composition
display panel, does the trick... as far as the display goes.
Still having trouble getting it to export. No HDV option offered.
There is a h.264 option, but, when exported to a Quicktime wrapper, did
not produce 16.9.
Martin Heffels wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 15:23:20 -0400, Bill <trash@chromehorse.net> wrote:
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>>On a related note...
>>
>>In After Effects 7.0, I create a composition for HDV 1080 29.9. The
>>settings area says it is "16/9" pixel ratio. However, the display of
>>the video is still 4:30, with the video compressed into that space.
>>
>>The export of the rendered file is also 4:3. Puzzled by this. Even if
>>I manually change the settings to 1440 x 1080, which is how the video
>>footage is identified in the projects folder, I get a 4:3 ratio box.
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> Check if the AR for the source is set correctly. I found that Sony Vegas
> sometimes doesn't read it properly and that I have to set the correct AR
> manually. Maybe this is the same for AE?
>
> cheers
>
> -martin-
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