Frame Size Problem Still

O.K. my clip size is 586 x 440 and still when I insert it in the timeline is shrinks down with a black border around it and I have to resize and render every clip. I am capturing video off of my Magalia TV tuner card in MPEG4 format. Then I bring the clips into FCE HD 3.0. I checked the clip propertis in the timeline before I rendered them and it is the same size. What am I missing here. Thanks

Isn't this in another thread already?
The correct frame size for DV video is 720x480. Your video is smaller and doesn't fill the frame.

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MiniDV: frame size problem?!!

Hi guys
The case:
When I capture from MiniDV the captured footages come in 720 x 576 frame size, while the sequence I am using is 1440 x 1080 and sometimes full HD 1920 x 1080. My final video is the same size of my sequence. What I do right now to overcome the frame size differences problem is to scale my footage to frame size of the sequence, but that results in low quality of my final production.
The questions:
Q1: Is it possible to directly capture footages from MiniDV at frame size of 1440 x 1080 or 1920 x 1080?
Q2: Is it possible to change the frame size of 720 x 576 to 1440 x 1080 or 1920 x 1080 without having to scarify quality?
Q3: if none of the above is possible then what should I do to solve this problem?

not very good quality at that because the compression system used (the "codec") is not very efficient and therefore the quality of video you get saved to the tape isn't good.
That's quite debatable. The quality of DV compression is equal or even superior to standard definition Betacam SP, which was a broadcast industry standard.
Newer camcorders ( A few years ago ) dropped the miniDV compression mechanism and changed to miniHDV (which is actually MPEG4 part 10 aka AVCHD aka H.264) and record on the same "miniDV" tape at the same bitrate but because the compression is better it's possible to record HD on that older miniDV tape technology.
More than a few errors there. For starters, the HD format is called HDV, nothing "mini" in the name. Such cameras do use MiniDV tapes, but the format itself is called simply HDV. Further, HDV is an MPEG 2 compression scheme, not MPEG4. Further, the compression is very, very lossy, thus resulting in a image actually worse than DV in some ways, with many artifacts and a lesser color space. It's because so much more of the data is simply thrown out that you can fit the HD signal into the same SD data rate. And finally, AVCHD is the name of the MPEG4 standard, but there are no cameras that record AVCHD to tape. They all use internal hard drives or some type of flash card like SDHC.
Finally, you can use something like InstantHD to uprez normal DV footage into HD. I can't speak for the results, bot ideally it would be better to be shooting in HD form the start.

Premiere 7.0 frame size problem!

Hello all who might be able to help.
Am in a jam with Adobe Premiere Pro (7.0)
I'm trying to change my frame size, usually this should be straight forward. But if you look at this picture I've taken
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Yes that's right Bill, I think that's what the video did show and that I tried to share in "my discussion" But Ann explained to me how to turn it on as a default from Preference which is a smarter way to go about it, providing it's done before importing the pictures in the project window. Else, yes that the way to do it!
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Can PE4's "Scale to Frame Size" scaling of stills be adjusted?

I have authored a movie with over 50 stills at the end. Some of those stills have a caption that I added by enlarging the canvas with white background in Photoshop Elements and typing in people's names. Some of the captions have 1 line, some 2 lines, and some 3 lines. All the stills are about the same size, but no matter how many lines a caption has, the bottom half of the last line is cut off from view. I tried extending the bottom of the caption area, but that made the photo smaller and the white blank area just didn't look right. Next I tried cropping off the caption area and typing the caption on the bottom part of the photo itself--but the last line still gets cut off.
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Sorry I couldn't respond sooner, the site kept saying try again later--then
after reading over your helpful article several times, I kept digging and
experimenting and was able to produce exactly what I wanted! So, at least
you didn't have to read the earlier reply I had composed with several more
questions.
Since I shot the video clips in widescreen mode, I batch re-sized all the
non-captioned photos to 720 X 480. That sure shortened the loading time of
Premiere! For the ones with captions, I decided the extra text at the bottom
of the photos would make the photos smaller on screen than I wanted. I used
PSE to type text on the photo itself, saved the layers, then re-sized it by
resampling to 432 (480 height X 90%). I found out how to change the ruler in
Premiere Elements from inches to pixels. I adjusted the text layer so that
the bottom line would not below the Safe Title Margin of 384 (480 X
80%)--but when put on the timeline, there was still plenty of room before
the text was cut off, so I re-positioned the text to about 395. Of course I
had to select all the stills on the timeline and uncheck the option to scale
to frame size. Now that I understand how scaling works, I can get any size
photo to fit just right!
I had struggled with how to get captions to display for a couple of years,
so I appreciate so much your pointing me in the right direction with your
response and helpful article!

Sequence frame size/black border

I created several sequences in Final Cut Pro 4, which all seem to have the same settings, but some of them have a black border around the picture and a smaller picture size. When I export a Quick Time Movie of the sequence, the boarder still exists in iDVD.
How do I make the picture fill the entire frame?
My footage was filmed on Mini DV.
My clip and sequence settings are: 29.97 fps (video rate), 720x480 (frame size), DV/DVC Pro (compressor), NTSC - CCIR 601 (pixel aspect) 48.00 KHz (audio rate)
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Hey Cala
As you say, when you set your sequence as JPEG accidently, and keeping the aspect ratio and everything as you say, it shouldn't have to reduce your frame size of your media.
Have you tried to make a new sequence with the preset settings for DV and put the referred clip on it? It should present it normally, filling all the frame.
Checking on your screenshot, it seems to present it as if it were capture it like Photo-JPEG Offline edit. It is the same way appears the clips when are captured with that setting on a DV preset sequence.
I don't know how much problem would be to recapturing that clip again, before put your sequence settings on the preset for DV, as the same for the Capture preset. Then, it must work all fine.
About the configuration between Panther 3.9, QT 6.5 and FCP 4.5, in my case never have appeared some situation like this one. Even on Tiger-QT7-FCP 5.
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Frame size discrepancies in project settings?

Hi Guys
I have some new information and some observations on my problems with getting full screen output.
I looked through all the project settings and I noticed that the ones I was trying to use…
HD 1080i (60i) and HDV 1080i 30 say that the output is at a16 to 9 ratio and have a frame size of 1440 by 1080i.
This is the frame size or ratio, I kept trying to import.
I finally realized that this isn't a frame size that is proportional to the image ratio that it lists.
16 by 9 would really be proportional to 1440 by 810.
The 1440 by 1080 video that I import using either of these,does not export full screen even if it’s exported the same size it comes in, i.e.1440 in and 1440 out.
So I looked through the project setting for a selection where the stated ratio and the frame size matched.
I found HDV 720p 30.
16 by 9 at a 1280 by 720 frame size.
This would be an easy size for my to work in.
So I made a video at that size then loaded it into PE8 and it exported fine.
Full screen no border. In fact it comes out full screen no matter what size I export it.
When I exported the same video at 1600 by 900 it exported full screen and looked fine.
Then I went back and loaded the same 1280 by 720 video inthe HDV 1080i 30 settings.
It also came out full screen with no border.
So the problem is that as far as I can see the selection screen is wrong about the frame size for both the HD 1080i and the HDV 1080isettings.
You really have to load in something at 1600 by 900 or proportional to that.
And as far a I can find there is no setting that supports any thing other the wide screen except for the Standard 48kHz settings.
It looks like unless you want to go to a wide screen format 720 by 480 is the only option.
Now I’ll have to decide whether I want to do future projects wide screen or live with the restrictions on frame size.
I hate to change horses in the middle of the stream so I may just stick with the smaller size for the Lucy videos but other projects I will do wide screen.
Thanks again for all the help.
Mike

This question is from some other forum member. Don't know why they're linked to my e-mail address.
Fran (luvsfotos)
> Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2011 22:22:36 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Frame size discrepancies in project settings?
Hi Guys
Ok, I think I get it at last.
So when I create a 1440 by 1080 file, to use in the 1080i format, it should change the PAR from 1 to 1.333 when I create it, but since I can't control that I get an image that is too small, even though the pixel size is the same. The aspect ration should still end up 16 by 9.
So since Poser creates everything with a PAR of 1, my only option if I want a wide screen video is to actually pick a 16 by 9 ratio when I output it and ignore the listed frame size.
I still don't quite get why the image is both shorter and narrower, it seems like it should only be narrower but I'll live with it.
And there is no way to make PE8 output a full height image in the wide screen format that 3 by 4 except to drag it larger in the preview window.
And there is no advantage in doing that since I'm still using a 16 by 9 window and getting the file size that goes with it.
So if I want to work in a 3 by 4 format then the Standard 48kHz format it the only option.
Well at least I know what to do next time.
That should save a lot of time.
I may just give up and go to 16 by 9 and quit fighting it.
Thanks again.
Mike
>

Frame size doesn't match

I'm working on an animated project...doing the animation in Flash and then doing various effects and editing in Premiere Pro CS3. I've been rendering my scenes out of flash as PNG sequences, and then bringing them into Premiere...and so far it seems to be working well for picture quality and what not, but I just noticed something weird. I'm rendering frames from Flash with 1280x720 resolution...and in Premiere I'm working with a project size of 1280x720, so it should be a perfect fit, right? But it doesn't seem to be. If I render an image sequence from Premiere, the dimensions are fine, but if I render a video file it stretches the picture out horizontally for some reason, and also crops the left and right edges. I also noticed that in Premiere if I choose 'scale to fit frame size' in the timeline than the image shrinks a bit and leaves a very narrow letterbox at the top and bottom...this solves the cropping issue when I export but the image is still inexplicable stretched...not to mention that if the clip size has the exact same dimensions as the frame size, 'scale to fit frame size' really shouldn't do anything at all.
Anybody know what's going on here? At the moment it doesn't have a big impact on my project but when I finish and want to render out watchable video it's gonna be a problem, so I might as well figure it out now before I go any further.
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Ya, all my footage is the same size, I actually made a template file that I open and resave whenever I start a new scene so that all my settings would
be consistant...and my project settings match my export settings. The monitor in Premiere shows it cropped as well, but it doesn't get stretched until I export it...and then like I said if I export a targa sequence or something it's not stretched or cropped.
I'm not sure what you mean by par, thought.

Scale to frame size: clip lose quality

Hi
I'm working with Premiere CS3.
I captured a clip from a Sony HVR-Z1E over IEEE1394 in a HDV Project. Settings: HDV 1080i, 25.00 Frames/Second, HD Anamorphic 1080 (1,333), upper field first.
Afterwards I import the clip in a DV Project. Settings DV PAL, 25.00 Frames/Second,D1/DV PAL Widescreen 16:9 (1, 422), upper field first.
In the timeline, I scale down the clip manually (under effectsettings/ move/scale)the clip to 53.3%. The clip lose quality. Pixels seems to be bigger. The same also happens if I check "scale to frame size".
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Regards, Corinne

Hi
Thanks for your reply. Yes that's right. But in CS2 the lose of quality was much smaller then in CS3. The clip was after scaling to 53.3% still useful. That can't be the problem.
I thought thath SD DV is upper field?
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I receive message "Error: cant read frame size" after importing a QuickTime Movie file into MPEG Streamclip and choosing File-> Export to QuickTime as suggested in another forum to resolve the problem of no sound when importing a still camera QuickTime Movie file like the following into iMovie.
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Bottom line, how do I get the video and sound together in iMovie or Final Cut Express?
Stream: Louie&Sarful 3345.mov
Path: ~/Movies/Sarful & Louie/Louie&Sarful 3345.mov
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Ref Bottom Line
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Hello all,
I am looking for a codec that I can render to from AE and FCP, and can preview 1/2 or 3/4 scaled and actual scle (partial) on my 30" mac desktop.
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return false;
public boolean isEmpty()
if(total==0)
return true;
else
return false;
public boolean isFull()
if(total==object.length)
return true;
else
return false;
public Object getObject(int i)
return object[i-1];
public int getTotal()
return total;
public boolean remove(int numberIn)
// check that a valid index has been supplied
if(numberIn >= 1 && numberIn <= total)
{   // overwrite object by shifting following objects along
for(int i = numberIn-1; i <= total-2; i++)
object[i] = object[i+1];
total--; // Decrement total number of objects
return true;
else // remove was unsuccessful
return false;
ErrorDialog
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
class ErrorDialog extends Dialog implements ActionListener {
private Label errorLabel = new Label("Message space here",Label.CENTER);
private String errorMessage;
private Button okButton = new Button("OK");
public ErrorDialog(Frame frameIn, String message) {
/* call the constructor of Dialog with the associated
frame as a parameter */
super(frameIn);
// add the components to the Dialog
          errorLabel.setText(message);
          add("North",errorLabel);
add("South",okButton);
// add the ActionListener
okButton.addActionListener(this);
/* set the location of the dialogue window, relative to the top
left-hand corner of the frame */
setLocation(100,100);
// use the pack method to automatically size the dialogue window
pack();
// make the dialogue visible
setVisible(true);
/* the actionPerformed method determines what happens
when the okButton is pressed */
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
dispose(); // no other possible action!
} // end class
I Know there are alot of files. Any help will be much appreciated. Once again, Many thanks in advance

setSize (600, 200);orpack ();Kind regards,
  Levi
PS:
    int i;
parses to
int i;
, but
[code]    int i;[code[i]]
parses to
    int i;

Frame Size Problem Still

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