Import 320x240, edit, then export 320x240?

Can I work in 320x240 format native in FCE? I have a bunch of pre-existing video that I need to piece together and then export but I can only do 720x480.

FCE will only edit DV or HDV material. Any other material has to be scaled up to fit that size, and then scaled back down. You probably don't want to do that.

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Kelly

If you feel the D610 was doing ok in the same situation where the D750 was not, then upload and post both a D750 and a D610 NEF—taken under comparable conditions if possible.
Nikon software NX will export things with whatever NR the camera was set to. DxO probably tries to optimnize both Sharpening and Noise-reduction, whereas Lightroom will process things in whatever way the Adobe defaults are set to, regardless of what the camera settings for NR were.
Is it possible you have different default Sharpen settings, or at least the Sharpen Mask increased, for the D610 but not for the D750? The Mask slider will prevent relatively smooth areas with only noise as the detail from being sharpened.

Import CSV, Edit Data, Export CSV

Hello,
I am a powershell novice and have been given a task to complete. I need to scan through AD, find all of the servers that are supposed to be active, "ping" them and, if active, get their IP address and verify that a number of services are running.
Once all of the data is collected, I need to write all of this out to a .CSV file. So far, what I have is this:
Using Import-Module ActiveDirectory, I am able to get the full list of servers with appropriate information and export that to a CSV
I import the CSV file above back in and create new headers (columns) for more information
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Where I am stuck is writing all of this back out to a .CSV file. Right now, I am just writing the information back out to the screen for verification. I'm sure it's something small, but being a novice I'm not sure where to go. Any help?

Here is the full code. The Write-Host statements are just for me during the testing to see if the information is correct. The last statement was what I tried to write the information out, but it came up empty and I really haven't found a way to get it to
work.
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#Add other headers
$csv = get-content "c:\temp\AllADComputers4.CSV"
$csv[0] += ",Pingable,IPAddress,SCCM Status,AV Name,AV Version,AV Status"
$csv | out-file "c:\temp\AllADComputers4.CSV"
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HDV import in iMovie '09? i have to import DV then export HD?

i'm an FCP editor who's having an issue importing in FCP for some reason. i thought as a workaround i could use iMovie to capture and just bring that mov into FCP. I have a Canon HV30. when i capture it imports in DV. Is this how it's supposed to be? There's no way to import in HD? Am i right to understand that i have to import in DV then export in 720p to take advantage of the HD quality of my recorded tape? (if so, kind of ridiculous if you ask me)

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I'm reading that it's not possible to import video direct from a DSLR (Nikon D7000 or Olympus Pen, for example) onto the iPad 2, and edit, then export.
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I'd like to be able to work remotely, taking stills and video (with audio) that I can then edit on the iPad and upload.
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Color edited in DaVinci then exported from Premiere the color changes a lot in final product. Are my export setting wrong?

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I am having some old 8mm film converted to HD-AVI: MJPEG in the wrapper. Will I be able to import this entire file (about 20 minutes of 1080 video) into FCE HD 3.5, make simple edits (mostly dissolves), add some background music and then export the file to a standard DVD at 640x480 and also to Blu-Ray (using Toast 9's ability to write BD files to regular or dual layer DVD disks with no loss of resolution?
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I have currently got alot of 4:3 video files that i am editing for web use. The flash player that I have on my website is 16:9 widescreen.
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Nobby Clark

If you use distort and scale it will wreak havoc with the quality.
You are in Oz so you are working in PAL with 4:3 video clips that have pixel dimensions of 720x576, right? What are the dimensions of your Flash player's window?
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ACK! - Any Edit and then export of Current defaults to 72 ppi? - ACK!

I just happened to notice that the JPG I just exported from I photo was only 72ppi...
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Why in the world is this the case?
This makes no sense to me... what am I not seeing?
If I make any minor edits in iPhoto, for printing purposes, then export the current version of the image out of iPhoto, it will be only 72ppi.
Someone please explain this to me!
ACK!

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I have problems with my films that become slightly jerky after I have imported and edited them in iMovie and then burned them onto a DVD using iDVD. I can see the weak jerkiness when panning in both laterally and vertically. I shoot with a camcorder Canon

I have problems with my films that become slightly jerky after I have imported
and edited them in iMovie and then burned them onto a DVD using iDVD.
I can see the weak jerkiness when panning in both laterally
and vertically.
I shoot with a camcorder Canon Vixia HF10. The camera has been set to deliver HD quality (1920x1080). But I have accidentally filmed with a frame rate of 60 (?).
When I import the films in iMovie I have been asked if I want to change to frame rate 30 (instead of 25). I have chosen 30.
Could it be the setting of a frame rate 60 in my camcorder that causes jerkiness when panning or what else?

I have problems with my films that become slightly jerky after I have imported
and edited them in iMovie and then burned them onto a DVD using iDVD.
I can see the weak jerkiness when panning in both laterally
and vertically.
I shoot with a camcorder Canon Vixia HF10. The camera has been set to deliver HD quality (1920x1080). But I have accidentally filmed with a frame rate of 60 (?).
When I import the films in iMovie I have been asked if I want to change to frame rate 30 (instead of 25). I have chosen 30.
Could it be the setting of a frame rate 60 in my camcorder that causes jerkiness when panning or what else?

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