1080i P2 imports resized?

Hello there,
I am sorry if this is a stupid question. I have been importing footage shot to a P2 card on my Panasonic HD camera at the highest quality 1080i 24P setting and once it is imported I check the properties of the quicktime file and the size is 1280x1080. I was under the impression that the full size would be 1920x1080. Why is it coming in so much smaller? Is there some setting I'm missing?
Thank you very much and again, sorry if this is stupid!
- Fredo

That camera shoots 81 different formats...and HD is plenty confusing.
And that camera has a lot of hidden settings and stuff. Get the HVX Bootcamp book by Barry Green...look for it at Amazon.com.
And this DVD:
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=74261
Concerning those field artifacts, that might be the 3:2 pulldown. 1080p24 is a 60 frame format if I am not mistaken...59.94. Not sure if there is a 1080p 24PN setting...that might be 720p only.
Shane

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HVX shot in 1080i 60fps imported to timeline as 30fps

I'm new to HD but I have most of the workflow figured out however, I tested a shot in 1080i 60 fps and the format and fps checked out as 1080i 60 fps. But when I set the FCP project as DVCPROHD 1080i60 from the Easy set up the clip is imported at 29.xx fps. I'm puzzled by this and am trying to experiment with slo-mo. I've seen a threat about it several months ago but can't find it again. Can anyone help me figure this out?
David

1080i60, to my recollection, means 60 INTERLACED fields...30fps. That camera cannot shoot 1080p60...which would mean 60 frames per second at 1080p. No, to get the variable frame rate, you need to shoot 720p60...that is 60 frames per second.
The camera cannot shoot 60 frames per second at 1080.
Shane

Resize a native window content mantain the aspect ratio..

Hello,
I'm using this code top open a native window and load an external SWF into it.
var tableWindow:NativeWindow;
var options:NativeWindowInitOptions = new NativeWindowInitOptions();
options.systemChrome = NativeWindowSystemChrome.STANDARD;
options.type = NativeWindowType.UTILITY;
tableWindow = new NativeWindow(options);
tableWindow.title = 'MyWin';
tableWindow.width = 600;
tableWindow.height = 500;
tableWindow.stage.color = 0x000000;
tableWindow.stage.scaleMode = StageScaleMode.NO_SCALE;
tableWindow.stage.align = StageAlign.TOP_LEFT;
tableWindow.addEventListener(NativeWindowBoundsEvent.RESIZING, resizeDisplay, false, 0, true);
tableWindow.addEventListener(Event.CLOSE, closeWin);
tableWindow.activate();
after opening a window i load the swf into it:
var loader:Loader = new Loader();
var context:LoaderContext;
context = new LoaderContext();
context.allowCodeImport = true;
context.applicationDomain = new ApplicationDomain();
loader.load(new URLRequest("app:/myswf.swf"), context);
loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.INIT, loadFlash);
I have several problems.. if i use a ScaleMode different than NO_SCALE in main swf and/or in the loaded SWF the file is shown wrong. I have a correct window but the swf is displayed HUGE into the window.. so i've decided to use NO_SCALE as ScaleMode
Is there a way to mantain the aspect ratio of the window AND (more important) resize ALSO the swf loaded into it?
Thank you

I rarely do Flex but I've done a lot of AIR for AS projects and I find their windows to have this bizarre behavior as well.
I think 2 things are important in my limited experience. To keep aspect ratio I set it to NO_BORDER. This maintains the aspect ratio but also allows resizing.
Second on my main class I explicitly set the main SWF to a height and width:
e.g.
package yada {
[SWF(width=xxx,height=xxx)]
public class MyApp extends.....
If I didn't set that in the AS3 code explicitly (the XML didn't matter at all) the SWF would be the original size. Now your content should be at the size you specify in your window and allow resize.
Lastly, you're already paying attention to resizing:
tableWindow.addEventListener(NativeWindowBoundsEvent.RESIZING, resizeDisplay, false, 0, true);
I think you need to handle that manually. As the user intends to grow or shrink the window you need to override their resize and set the height and width explicitly based on what they try to do, forcing the outer windows size to always be a proper aspect ratio.

Need help for school! Imported images suddenly pixelated (CS6, Windows)

Hi guys,
Adobe InDesign CS6 Windows I'm a frequent user of InDesign, but I now suddenly am facing problems. Note: I use InDesign not only for print material, but also for creating PDF. I therefore do not necessarily need 300 dpi. Before: copy + paste from Photoshop or even web images into InDesign used to work. The images looked fine on screen and while printing. Now, when I import or copy + paste, all images look pixelated at 100%, high quality and overprint preview. It looks like InDesign is importing images 25% larger than their original size. If I resize the imported image to 75%, the image looks normal. 100% is always pixelated now! Did I mess up some sort op setting? I never had this problem before. Please help me, need this for school assignment!
Thanks in advance,
Justin

First of all, thank you for your reply. I just checked an example image and both are 72 dpi, in InDesign as well as in Photoshop. I even created a document for web in InDesign, using the 'web' & digital publishing option (which is 72 dpi) and placed the same image. At 100% pixelated, when resizing to 75% crisp. I don't know what to do..
The thing is.. I've never had this problem for years.. with importing images. Did I change settings or?
First one is Photoshop, second in InDesign (top left is import at 100%, bottom right is import resized to 75%). In case images are too small to see, full size: http://justinwust.com/photoshop.jpg & http://justinwust.com/indesign.jpg

Import True HD into IMovie

Hello:
I am wondering how it is possible to import true HD through a FW 400 deck into iMovie. What are the settings I should set? Is an HDMI capture card needed? Thanks.

KGD wrote:
... I am wondering how it is possible to import true HD through a FW 400 deck into iMovie. What are the settings I should set? Is an HDMI capture card needed? Thanks.
define 'true HD' ... (??)
iMHD6 supports HiDef content (720p/1080i), if imported via firewire connected miniDV camcorders.. then, it converts automatically the mpeg2 streams into 'Apple Intermediate Codec' to process such files..
'files' from a HDD have to be in that AIC, otherwise iMHD6 will not import it..

Imovie 09 - exporting options for HD and burning with iDVD

I hope someone can be of help...here it goes
I shoot my footage in 1080i and import as Full HD into Imovie 09. I would like to export the movie files in 1080i so that I can burn to bluray in the near future. However, I'm currently stuck with burning to DVDs currently.
1) Does burning to DVD with movie files that are 1080i present any issues with iDVD? If yes, how should I export from imovie 09 to have the best quality?
2) If exporting as 1080i, should I use: "Export as movie" or "Export as quicktime"
3) If "export as quicktime", what are the best settings to use?
Currently, I'm using "export as movie" with "Full HD" and when I go to burn a disc in iDVD, I have to use "high quality" or "profesional quality" due to a popup that says insufficient space...the result doesn't look good. Would the result be better on DVD if I used 960x540 to export and then used that file to burn to DVD?
My current workflow take about 6 hours to export as 1080i (for 1.5 hours of footage) and then another 4 hours in iDVD to reencode.
I know, lots of questions
Thanks for taking time to read post.

Hi
As I get it - iMovie'08 & 09 are meant to produce small YouTune movies.
Not Full HD
There is NO version of iDVD that can handle HD or Full HD.
So I think You can export under Share a fairly good QuickTime movie but then You
need another tool to get it onto a DVD.
I would use
• Roxio Toast™ 10 Pro
• With Blue-Ray component
• Blue-Ray burner and disks
Still You need a
• Blue-Ray Player to be able to view it (Can't be playebacked on DVD-player OR Mac)
• PlayStation 3 - has a Blur-Ray player
I would also prepare my movie in FinalCut Express or Pro. One has to cheque
that Your format can be handled without any limitations.
Yours Vildly Guessing Bengt W

Iphone footage into Final Cut Express

I left a question earlier in this forum and would like to update (hopefully that's proper process!). I'll repeat the question, in case:
I'm trying to get footage from iPhone 4 to Final Cut Express. I'm using MPEG Streamclip 1.9.2. In the tutorial I found, they did an export to Quicktime, selecting the Apple Intermediate Codec as the compression, 29.97 as the Frame, and "1280 x 720 (unscaled)" as the frame size option (I'm also selecting frame blending and better downscaling, and turning off interlaced scaling; the rest are Streamclip defaults). My version of Streamclip doesn't have a 1280x720 (unscaled), so I've been forced to select 1280x720 (HDTV 720P). Not sure if this is my problem.
On recent attempts, I've managed to get the clip into a QuickTime format (using the settings above) in a way that doesn't look stretched (can't tell whether it is or not). When I import the clip into FCE, it comes in without having to be rendered, and looks as if it's not stretched there either. But as soon as I drop the clip into the sequence and try to play it, I get the "Dropped Frames" warning. I'm already operating in RT Safe mode, and rarely/never have problems w/ dropped frames with clips that were captured from my Sony camera/tape. Is the AIC codec more demanding of faster drives? (I'm using a 200Gig external Apple drive at the moment). Or is it because I have been forced to export as a 1280x720 HDTV 720p as opposed to unscaled?
In FCE I've set easy set up to:
Apple Intermediate Codec, 29.97, and HDV AIC 720 p30; Is this a match with the Export QT version?
And if so, would the clip be coming into my sequence without having to be rendered? Since I haven't had to upgrade my hardware for my other camera, I'd be reluctant to go out and buy more external disk power, in the event it doesn't do me any good.
I know there are several posts on people trying to get iphone footage into FCE already, but they don't seem to apply and, after hours on the internet looking for a solution, I'm at my wits end. PLEASE HELP
Thanks in advance!!

The 4s records video as MPEG4/AVC (H.264)/1080p/30fps in a .mov filetype. Final Cut Express is NOT designed to edit this kind of video. You need to convert the 4s video clips to QuickTime/Apple Intermediate Codec/1080i before importing them into FCE. You can use MPEG Streamclip to do the conversion. In FCE you also need to select a matching Easy Setup (should be AVCHD Apple Intermediate Codec 1920x1080i60 for converted 4s clips) and create a new Sequence to edit your video. This should eliminate the constant re-rendering problem.
ps. Final Cut Express was discontinued in 2011 even before OS X Lion was released. It is no longer supported by Apple and there is no guarantee it will run properly on Yosemite. Just so you know. Final Cut Pro X is the currently supported app.

High-res photo slideshow

Got an iPod photo for Christmas and just created a slideshow of 200 pics that plays on my TV. FANTASTIC! Love it, love it, love it.
But now I'm getting ambitious, the picture quality isn't as fabulous as it could be.
In this article - http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300251 on iPod slideshows on TV, it suggests the following for improved quality:
Connect a S-video cable to the S-video out port on the iPod photo dock. This connection provides the video signal.
Connect the other end of the S-video cable to the S-video input on the television.
Connect the AV cable to the line out port on the iPod photo dock. This connection provides the audio signal.
No dock of any kind came with my top of the range iPod. I've got the Bose sound system which acts like a dock, but bought an AV cable because I didn't have a 'universal dock'.
My question is this: Can anyone out there tell me if I can use the Bose dock with an S-video cable somehow or is the iPod photo dock something else again?
Thanks
I'm so pleased my my iPod, although a bit miffed that I bought iLife 05 just a few months ago and now am expected to pay again for iLife 06. Apple always put the squeeze on don't they? But can't deny they're the coolest products!
iMac 17 800MHz PowerPC G4 Mac OS X (10.4.2)

Just a thought... (I only have FCE 2.0.3, so I can't try this out, and iMovie HD isn't enabling the option to create an empty project in HDV.)
Can you create a new project in 1080i and import your photos into that project? That will result in much crisper video than 720x480.
...Neil

IMovie 09 export fails - exported movie stalls, parts missing

Hi there fellow mac users,
I've got a problem here, and it seems like I am the only one (I've searched extensively for a solution). I'm working on an iM project using 1080i AIC imported video, shot using a JVC HD7. The .TOD files the HD7 produces were converted to AIC, and then imported as 'Large - 960x540' in iM '09. So far so good, the .mov files ie the footage is all very playable and of wonderful quality. iM '09 has a really easy interface and offers anything I need to edit a movie. So now I was ready to export. The first attempt I made was to export a Large movie via the Share menu.
Here the problem started. The export took about 2 hours, which isn't too long considering the length of the movie (about 1:20 hrs). But the .m4v file does not play as expected. The movie stalls at the points where clips meet (without any effects or transitions, so just hard cuts). I have been trying different export formats, and somehow there's allways something wrong with them. Also very strange is that an .m4v export was only 1.26 hrs in duration and a .mov export was 1.11 hrs, so it even has some footage missing. Is anyone else having this problem? Or does anyone have any suggestions in how to solve this issue? All the software on my 2.4 GHz MacBook Pro is up to date, permissions have been repaired etc.
thanks,
Koen

I normally use the "no transition" transition for about 90% of my clips, and iMovie handles it great.
If I had to guess, the problem is related to the length of your movie. But it could also be related to export settings.
First, reboot your Mac. Then...
1)
I would first right-click on the title of your movie, and select DUPLICATE. This will give you a way to test without hurting your current file.
Then, in the duplicate copy, delete every thing except the first 15 minutes of the movie. Share that in Large, and see how it looks. If it looks good, it is probably the length of the movie that is an issue.
2) If you are using the SHARE/iTUNES or SHARE/TO WEB GALLERY using the large preset, you should be fine. If you are using SHARE/EXPORT TO QUICKTIME and changing the settings, that could be an issue. Check your settings for Keyframe. It should probably be automatic or every 24 frames. Also check data rate. It should be 5000 to 8000 kbps, but could go higher to get better quality. If it is too low, it could cause this issue.
There is nothing in the iMovie architecture that would say it cannot make a theatrical length movie, but in practice, many people report having issues when movies get much longer than 30 minutes. My guess would be that somewhere over 30 minutes you create so many swapfiles and there is so much swapping that iMovie starts behaving unpredictably. For example, iMovie might require that more pages are swapped in than there is real memory available. (But I'm no programmer - so discount that by 80%). There is a difference in the iMovie 09 architecture from iMovie 6. iMovie 6 would render all effects, titles, transitions, audio, etc as you were editing, so you are always waiting for something to finish rendering, iMovie 9 allows you to edit fast and apply all the choices at rendering time.
Probably 95% of the people who use iMovie are making home videos of 5 to 10 minutes, or exporting multiple short movies (say up to 20 minutes) to iDVD which will be accessed in a menu structure. It is rare for someone to want to make a theatrical length movie. When people do, they are probably combining multiple logical movies in order to "fill" a DVD.
My first advice would be to divide this movie up unto chunks of up to 30 minutes. If you need them in one movie, stitch them back together later using QuickTime PRo by putting the in a .mov container.
A third thing to try would be to SHARE/to IDVD and see if you get any better results.
If you are making a real theatrical movie, invest in FInal Cut Express or Final Cut Studio, which handles large movies and has tools to process them in chunks.
Message was edited by: AppleMan1958

Best way to export for DVD

Hi Guys
Right, I am exporting to DVD and i want to know the best way to do this at the highest quality, but also, so the DVD will play on most players.
I am shooting in HDV 1080i 60, importing to Final Cut Pro 5.1.4 (the older final cut pro) using the apple intermediate codec.
I want to make the best quality SD dvd. The content is rarely over 5 minute's (kids music videos) but i am preparing a 50 minute show which needs to be put on DVD.
I usually use; export to quicktime movie, with the setting dv pal 48 khz anamorphic, i use DVD studio pro also to make the DVD, but not sure what the best settings are.
PLEASE HELP.

The BEST export method I have found by comparing them all is by exporting using Compressor and the DVD Best Quality setting. Now this setting gives you a few different options for length of your project: 120 minutes, 150 minutes, or 90 minutes. And then with each of these length options comes the option of 4:3 or 16:9. So if your project is 50 minutes, select the DVD: Best Quality 90 minutes option, either 4:3 or 16:9 depending what your project is. After laying your cursor over this option it will open up a list of audio options. What I do is just select the "All" option, which then lists all 3 audio options in your batch window: AIFF, Dolby 2.0, and MPEG-2. What I then do is just delete the MPEG and Dolby options, leaving the AIFF. After waiting for it to compress (make sure you specify a destination for the files so you can find them) it will give you 2 files, an MPEG-2 file which is the movie file, and an AIFF file (looks like an itunes file) that is the audio file. At this point, open up DVD Studio Pro and drag these 2 files into the assets window, and you're good to go from there. Hope this helped.
-JP

LightScribe for Linux!!!

Finally!!!
LaCie LightScribe Labeler for Linux is simple and intuitive, allowing users to burn customized images on to LightScribe discs in three easy steps: import, resize, print. K3b Founder Sebastian Trueg said, "We're happy to see that LaCie is developing tools for Linux users, and are pleased to work with them to make it happen. With the LaCie LightScribe Labeler for Linux, K3b users now have access to the latest disc-labeling technology from LightScribe, and a complete burning solution thanks to LaCie."
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Downloads:
LightScribe Host Software v1.4.113.1 for Linux
LaCie LightScribe Labeler for Linux (both are RPMs)
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Manual (PDF)
UPDATE: There is a package request already. I didn't notice it when posted, should I remove this topic?

Use rpmextract to extract the files from the rpm. Then, it's just a question of installing the files in the correct place (in $startdir/pkg), i.e. binaries in /usr/bin, libraries in /usr/lib, etc.

Audio Crackles & Pops in disk burned by iDVD

I videotape using my Sony HDV camera (1080i), and import directly into iMovie06 HD. From what I've read on these forums, that is the best way to keep the full quality HD video. I edit my movie and close iMovie. Then I open iDVD, choose a theme, and drag that movie in. I don't add any other transitions, etc. Then I choose "Best Quality," and burn the DVD. When I play it in my Panasonic Blue Ray DVD player the audio crackles and pops--it's terrible. What happened? What can I do to fix this so that the audio quality is as good as it sounds on the HD videotape or on the Mac.

Hmmm. Crashing isn't good, but no harm to try again with Pro.
iDVD's Preview isn't always accurate, but do you hear anything there?
Burning errors wouldn't typically present themselves as crackles/pops, but high quality discs are recommended (Verbatim DVD-R discs are often suggested; I like Sony as well) as well as breaking down the burning process into two steps:
1) from iDVD, create a virtual DVD by using Save As Disc Image. Test this by mounting the disc image and using Apple's normal DVD Player to play it on your Mac (try just double-clicking the image file).
2) If it plays correctly, Copy the disc image to an actual DVD using Roxio Toast or Apple's Disk Utility.
It's good to have a substantial amount of hard disc space available (10-25 gigs) and I typically quit from other applications so iDVD can have max resources available.
All the audio work in iDVD is behind the scenes and there aren't any special audio controls.
John

Creating 3D side by side and saving some time during rendering..?

I've got a 1280x720 comp. It's fx heavy. Rendering the 2D is taking a full day! I've got a fan pointed at the Mac! I'm tempted to stop it, but I need to check for errors before the next step.
I want to export a 3D version. I've figured out how to get two cameras and generate seperate R and L comps. But this is going to take forever!
Now, since my final ouput is going to be 'side by side' (so both comps get squashed up on the x axis and half the data is lost!) is there some way to do this in rendering (output side by side) and save a bit of rendering time? Like render to two frames of 640x720 and not the full frames and then throw away half the data!
Am I missing something important..?
What if I instead choose to upscale to 1920x1080 (keeping the same camera lens angle) to preserve resolution, can I do the same and output straight to side by side without any intermediate render for size changes?
I'm using CS5 on a Mac.
Cheers!
p.s. Have a happy Easter!

Well I did a search for "after effects" +"towel-strip comp" and got nothing! You'll have to explain that a little!
The composition is all done in Particular emitting, in total, maybe 80,000 objects! Here's an early version
If I'm happy with the 'left eye' render, maybe it's easier just to render the right eye and then import, resize, and render again. Do you think that might be quicker..?

1080i P2 imports resized?

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