1280 x 720 | 30 fps versus 320 x 240 | 30 fps

Why does the info for some of my video say 1280 x 720 | 30 fps and others say 320 x 240 | 30 fps and they were taken with the same HD camera on the same day. Did I accidently change a setting on the camera?

Seems so.. For safety reasons, try to open them in Quicktime Player and show the Info window..
Or, you could also click it in Finder in coloumn view and the preview will tell dimensions too..

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Hey thanks for the quick reply.
Actually, I don't have any source footage yet. Most of it will be still photos with some video from a stock house of which I will look for something that is at the size I'm after. So I guess that means my editing sequence will need to be 1280 X 720 @ 29.97fps. I suppose if the stock footage is only available at 30fps when I import it my project will ask if I want to adjust to the import settings. Do I just ignore the New Seqence preset window. Sorry I'm a neophyte at PR.
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Romeromckay wrote:
.. the video i shot is in 1280 x 720
.. and my questions were:
• how did you import, Full or Large?
• did you optimize the clips..?
or, let's try the other way round:
• in your Project, ctrl-click a clip
• choose 'Reveal in Finder'
• Apple-i that file..
• what resolution do you read under 'additional info'?

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I have a video which is MPEG1 Muxed, 320 x 240 At 25 FPS..
Which software program allows you to adjust the Frames Per Second, and will that help with the jerky video, in anyone's opinion?
Your time is much appreciated..
Take Care,
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I'd like to know which application is best, or easiest, to adjust the Frames Per Second from 25 to 30, or 29.xx..
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http://www.danslagle.com/mac/iMovie/tips_tricks/6017.shtml
Method B, better quality
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