I need to clear left and right strips

I accidentally recored my media at 1023x768 and wanted 1024x768. So, I want to somehow fix the right and left strips. I'm thinking I can cover them with the color of the main slide.
any ideas how to do this in CC?

Create a color matte the same color as the background and place it on V1. Put the video on V2 and Crop the sides slightly.

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Hi,
Why we need two joins while we can do it just by replacing the tables?
Query 1.
SELECT e.ename, d.dname
FROM emp e LEFT JOIN dept d ON e.deptno = d.deptno ;
Query 2.
SELECT e.ename, d.dname
FROM emp e RIGHT JOIN dept d ON e.deptno = d.deptno ;
The same result of Query 2 can be get from following query with LEFT JOIN.
Query 3.
SELECT e.ename, d.dname
FROM dept d LEFT JOIN emp e ON e.deptno = d.deptno ;
So why we need LEFT and RIGHT Joins while we can do this by just replacing tables position ( as in Query2 and Query3).
Regards,
Danish

Danish wrote:
Any other suggestions?What do you find lacking in the answers that have been suggested so far?
Why would you restrict the syntax so that you only had one of the two syntax options? That forces developers to write queries in a particular way. If you only had a LEFT OUTER JOIN operator, for example, the first table would always have to be the one that drove the number of rows in the result set. Sometimes (most of the time in my experience), that's a sensible way to approach the problem. But occasionally you get problems where you want to start with the sparse tables and join to the denser tables and having the RIGHT OUTER JOIN makes it much easier to approach the problem that way.
Re-ordering the tables in a query using ANSI syntax is also not necessarily a trivial endeavor. If you're working on building up a query (i.e. join 3 tables, verify the results, join a fourth table, verify the results, etc.) it's potentially non-trivial to change the order of the tables-- you may find that you've inadvertently changed the semantics of your query and now you have to backtrack a bit to verify the new logic.
It's also the same reason that you have multiple ways to write a loop or multiple ways to iterate through a collection. While it's completely possible to rewrite any loop in the form
LOOP
<<do something>>
EXIT WHEN <<something>>
<<do something else>>
END LOOP;that's not always the clearest way to express a piece of logic. Generally, a nice FOR loop or a nice WHILE loop is simply a clearer and cleaner solution. Similarly, sometimes a LEFT OUTER JOIN is a clearer way of expressing a SQL statement and sometimes a RIGHT OUTER JOIN is a clearer way of expressing it.
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Stereo Setting
Mono Setting

Mb - If you're using FCPX 10.1.1 and Mavericks, make certain you've downloaded the most current Sony XDCAM FCPX plugin from sonycreativesortware.com unless you're using an older version of FCPX and then you'd need the previous XDCAM plugin.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1381
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        LAST);

I added correlation parameter like below. But I am getting the error message
web_reg_save_param_ex(
       "ParamName=CorrelationParameter_2",
       "LB=SAMLResponse\", \"Value"
       "RB=\"/",
        LAST);

I need to clear left and right strips

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