Recapturing and replacing edited clips with incorrect aspect ratio

My camera settings were wrong when I captured the video. I edited the clips and discovered my mistake later. I changed the settings and my video looks correct now. The timecode runs perfect on the tape without a break in time. I tried renaming the clip after recapture but the scenes did not match up right. How can I match the timecode during capture. Hope this makes sense.

My sony hdr-hc1 outputs video with black bars when I record in HD but capture with a 4:3 setting in the TV type setting within the menu. I had changed the setting to SD 4:3 for a different project and forgot to change it back to 16:9 when I captured and edited it. I couldn't find out what was wrong until later. I changed the TV type to 16:9 and it fills the screen now. Even though I recorded in HD which is native 16:9 the TV type setting must match. I think it's pretty crazy myself. Any help on changing the clip out would be great.

Similar Messages

16:9 Apple TV export playing with incorrect aspect ratio in iTunes.

Hi, I've exported a 16:9 PAL movie from FCP using 'Export for Apple TV' which plays fine in Quicktime (1024x576 m4v file), my problem is when I import it into iTunes it changes the aspect ratio to 720x576. If I 'show in Finder' and play the iTunes import using Quicktime it plays fine (1024x576).
So it seems a problem with iTunes?
If anyone else has fixed this problem I'd love to know how.
Many thanks,
Dave

For anyone interested...
I've been in contact with Elgato http://www.elgato.com/elgato/int/mainmenu/home.en.html
regarding this as they are part of this issue.
They have confirmed that there is a bug in the latest releases of iTunes that is causing the problem.
They have been communicating their information to Apple but have had little response to date.
Maybe we'll get a fix when Apple could be bothered.

Video With Incorrect Aspect Ratio

I am currently using EyeTv and exporting the video to itunes using the apple tv preset since I want to use itunes as my video library manager. When I watch it in itunes it appears that it is trying to fit a 16:9 aspect ratio onto the 4:3 monitor, but it plays correctly when watch it using quicktime. Is this a bug, is there a different setting I need to use, or do I have to export the video using different settings. There wasn't an issue using using the 7.5 version but even after the 8.0.1 it still is there. Any ideas? Thanks.

Just learned to export from eyetv using the h264 setting and upgrading to handbrake 0.92

PSE8 Can't save changes and replace original .jpg with edited

Hello,
After editing any .jpg, can't save the changes and replace the original with the edited one "because the file is already in use or was left open".
I have to save it with other name.
I'm working with PSE8 and OS X 10.9.1
Any help would be welcome! Thank you in advance

Thank you Barbara! no, I didn't know I had to do that... I'll try it
Thank you again!

Does LR handle a dual monitor setup with different aspect ratios (16:9 and 16:10)?

Does LR 5 handle a dual monitor setup with different aspect ratios (16:9 and 16:10)?
I'm planing to buy a 27" 16:9 monitor and use it as primary together with a 22" 16:10. Does any have any idea?
Thanks

Moreover, the two monitors can have completely different characteristics. As always, you really need to calibrate/profile any monitor (with a hardware tool - Spyder, Colormunki etc). That's no more important with two monitors, but you see for sure if you don't, as two dissimilar monitors will then probably look different.

HT1338 I have a problem with the aspect ratio of photos as they appear on iPhoto. They are not correct. On the original photo people were fat and squat. I tried rotating and they became long and narrow. Neither correct.

I have a problem with the aspect ratio of photos as they appear on iPhoto. They are not correct. On the original photo people were fat and squat. I tried rotating and they became long and narrow. Neither correct. Any suggestions?

Sounds more like a problem with your Display Resolution than iPhoto.
Go to: Apple / System Preferences / Displays and in the Resolutions list select,
1280 x 800 if you have a 13" MacBook Pro
1400 x 900 if you have a 15" MacBook Pro
1920 x 1200 if you have a 17" Macbook Pro

Inserting clip into sequence: aspect ratio adjustments

I just made this page Aspect Ratio Adjustments available to whoever is curious to know what is the rational behind the values of +Aspect Ratio+ and Scale evaluated by FCE whenever it inserts a clip into a sequence.
This was inspired by Michael in his thread Still Photo Aspect Ratio Confusion: the topic is a bit complex to be handled with a Q&A approach. So I tried to summarize the results of various tests I made, with 3 examples showing step by step what logically happens in FCE in this process (what really happens... is a different matter). All results were tested in FCE 4, but this doesn't mean there are no errors or misinterpretations. So any comment is really welcome.
Piero

Thanks Martin,
if you have any suggestion to make it clearer or more complete, please...
BTW have you ever read the document Computer Industry Mass Confusion on Pixel Aspect Ratio?
From this document (that seems to me pretty complete and written by people that know what they are talking about...) and my experience on the FCE "aspect ratio adjustment" behavior, I would conclude that FCE does not use the "correct" pixel aspect ratio definition, whatever is, but the simplified one based on the 640/720 and 768/720 fractions (for 4:3 frames)...
What's your opinion ?
Piero

On Mavericks: Wallpapers with an aspect ratio of 16:9 or 16:10, if set to "center", will either format as "fill screen" or "fit to screen". Help?

If I select a custom wallpapers with an aspect ratio of 16:9 or 16:10, if set to "center", will either format as "fill screen" or "fit to screen".
With other aspect ratios, center works as supposed to.
Ideas?

In general this script should work:
mov GPRM0, SPRM14
and GPRM0, 3072
Set System Stream St(Subtitle Stream 1) (On) if GPRM 0 = 3072)
Set System Stream St(Subtitle Stream 2) (On) if GPRM 0 != 3072)
Jump Track 1
The value of 3072 is returned when 16:9 value is stored in SPRM14.
However some players may disregard this script as they might look for the presentation information in IFO files or in the video stream itself.
The better approach is to flag one subtitle stream as 16:9 and the other as 4:3 in DVD After Edit if you have an access to it.
MacPro 2.66, G5 DP 2.7 Mac OS X (10.4.9) TASCAM DA-88, DigiBeta, DeckLink HD Extreme, Cinemacraft Encoder

Help with setting aspect ratio

Could someone please help me with an aspect ratio problem. I have just updated to iMovie 6 and want to work with an existing movie project created from iMovie (version before the ilife 5 version). On opening the project in the new version it is in widescreen and I would like to convert back to a regular format (regular display format) I would be most grateful for any help
Thankyou

Well, I guess I thought the video in Motion needed to look more rectangle (16x9) than square (4:3). Since it did in FCP. And my FCP sequence setting>Aspect Ratio says NTSC DV 3:2
I am used to working with plain MiniDV 4:3. I shoot with Sony PD150. I don't understand or never had to deal with Aspect Ratios. This project they wanted a widescreen look so I switch the camera to 16x9.
I don't think it is the real 16x9 but like I said I don't know about this stuff or why my camera has 16x9 on in if it is not the real thing.
Feel free to comment, I am trying to learn

How do I batch resize images with different aspect ratios?

How do I batch resize images with different aspect ratios?

poa66 wrote:
Landscape: I want result to be 1960 x 1103 px and 72 ppi whether the original is 300 ppi or 220 ppi and wether it is 2Mb or 10 Mb. Cropped centered top and bottom.
There will be a set of Landscapes that that have a narrower aspect ratio the 1960:1103 that would also need the top and bottom cropped like all Portraits would could be. You need to realize that center cropping Landscape image that have aspect ratios near 1960:1103 will usually produce acceptable compositions. However Cropping wide panoramas and portraits will only produce acceptable landscape 1960:1103 composition occasionally.
Here you will see what happens when image have aspect ratio the do not fit the desired aspect ratio. Where Landscape are forced to portrait and portrait forced to Landscape. Here are two Collage I populated with a mixture of image with different aspect ratios. One collage has all 3:2 Landscape places and the other 2:3 Portrait places.
I create a 1 image 1960x1103 collage 72dpi and create those too. Note the landscape boy foot is cropped off 3:2 is narrow compared to 1960:1103

How do i transform a layer with maintain aspect ratio through scripting in Photoshop?

Hi,
How do i transform a layer with maintain aspect ratio through scripting in Photoshop? I am expecting your reply.
thanks,
Rajiv.s

I don't think your talking apples to apples. First I do not know of any Maintain Aspect Ratio icon in Photoshop. The only icon I think associated with transform is the anchor point icon in the option bar for transform. I think you may referring to the constrain check box in the image size dialog which you can check when resample is checked. Image size effect all layers in the document and the documents canvas size. The document canvas size will be changed to the values in the images size dialog and all layers will be transformed by percentage the canvas was changes while maintaining the layers position over the canvas and the layers I think may be cropped so only pixels over the canvas remain.
I do not know if you know that layers can be any size and have aspect ratios different then the documents canvas.
In your case it sounds like your describing a template that has a canvas size that is 2000px wide be 3000px high a 2:3 portrait aspect ratio. Your image file has a landscape aspect. If you place that image into your template place would by default transform the image so the image would fit within the 2000px by 3000px canvas size there would be a white border top and bottom. You could transform that smart object layer to it actual pixels size activeDocument.activeLayer.resize(100,100, AnchorPosition.MIDDLECENTER); then calculate the size you want to transform its height to. By retrieving the canvas size and the layers boundaries. Divide the canvas height pixel size by the layers pixel height size should give you the percentage you need to use. Make sure you set the ruler units to pixels so your working with pixel values for the canvas and layer size values. The resulting layer will be larger then canvas size keeping the anchor point centered will result in the canvas size masking off both sides. In effect cropping you landscape to a portrait. Note cropping a image from one orientation to the other changes the composition drastically.
If your trying to make a composit like collage you may want to look at my Photoshop Collage Toolkit it will fit images to fill a 2000px by 3000px area http://www.mouseprints.net/old/dpr/PhotoCollageToolkit.html
You could also do centered 2:3 crop that is resized to a 3000px

Need camcorder with an aspect ratio greater than1,920x1,080 format.

Some years ago, I saw an ad for a Canon camcorder with an aspect ratio greater than the standard 2:1 ratio (1,920x1,080) format. It boasted a true cinemascope format (16:9?) Is there something like that available today? Or do I have to go to a professional unit? Thanks for any help.

Hi ridgerider,
Thank you for posting. The 1920 x 1080 resolution that our current camcorder models shoot at is a Full HD 16:9 aspect ratio resolution. There is no need to move into a professional level model to get Full HD 16:9 video, unless a more professional level model is something you are looking for.
If this is a time sensitive-matter, additional support options are available at Contact Us.
Did this answer your question? Please click the Accept as Solution button so that others may find the answer as well.

How to capture frames in Premier Pro to edit in Photoshop with correct aspect ratio.

I am using Premier Pro and Photoshop CS5 in Creative Studio CS5. I have read and understand several help articles on square and rectangular pixels used for various video aspect ratios. I am using the camera button on the bottom right of the Program monitor to captue a frame and save as a jpg file. When I open the jpg file in Photoshop to edit for a DVD disc cover using the Elliptical Marquee Tool with a fixed ratio of 1 to 1, the result is not the circular image I need but wider. This must be an aspect ratio conversion that I am missing. I have seen conversions that correct this by lengthening the height but the image is also lengthened and thus results in a distiortion.
How do I correctly deal with this aspect ration conversion between Premier Pro and Photoshop without distortion?

This is most likely a PAR (Pixel Aspect Ratio) issue. With SD (Standard Definition) Video, you can have Standard 4:3 w/ PAR = 0.9, Widescreen 16:9 w/ PAR = 1.2, or a non-standard 4:3 w/ PAR = 1.0 (rounded PAR's for NTSC).
In Ps, you have the ability to adjust the PAR, under the Image menu from the Toolbar. For use on a DVD, you would choose a PAR of 0.9 if you have Standard 4:3, or 1.2 for Widescreen 16:9.
With the PAR adjustment, to match your Video footage, you should then be able to get what you want, without the distortion. Also, note that one can change how the PAR displays in Ps. By default, it will be Square Pixels, or PAR = 1.0, and you should get an info message that the display is not showing the exact PAR. This can also be changed in Ps.
For more discussion on PAR, see this article: http://forums.adobe.com/message/3456609#3456609
Good luck,
Hunt

Replacing a clip with a copied clip from the storyline?

I am making a music video. The chorus repeats itself 3 times. I worked on a clip in the storyline at the first time the chorus appeared ("desired first clip") and used placeholders in the storyline for the chorus for the next 2 times. I then used Command+C to copy the desired first clip but am having trouble using the desired first clip to replace the placeholders for the subsequent placeholder clips. When I place the desired first clip over the placeholder clip it just squeezes in, keeping the placeholder clip. I guess, if necessary, I can redrag the clip used from the project folder and replace the placeholder clip and then use the attributes of the desired first clip to modify it, but that seems like a lot of trouble for simply replacing the placeholder clip with the desired first clip. Thanks in advance for your help.

Is the desired clip in the primary or connected? If the primary, copy it and paste as connected. Then use Opt-Cmd-down arrow to collapse into the primary.

Find and replace smart quotes with straight quotes?

I understand I can turn off smart quotes so that I can type straight quotes, but I need to replace hundreds of curly smart quotes with straight quotes, is there a feature that will let me do this? I am using FM8.
Thanx,
Willian

I am using FM9....so I don't know if the same shortcuts apply, but this is what I found out last week.
Use the Find and Replace tool:
With smart quotes turned off and the Num Lock key turned on:
Alt0147 will give you beginning quotation marks
Alt0148 will give you ending quotation marks
In the Find box use ALT0147 or ALT0148 for the beginning or ending quotes. When you click in the box and type
one of the shortcuts the correct quote will be shown in the box.
In the replace box type the regular straight quotes on your keyboard.
I was thrilled that it would work!...course you do have to do them separately and be careful not to replace the curly quotes
that you want to leave in your document.
Hope this helps using FM8....
ls

Recapturing and replacing edited clips with incorrect aspect ratio

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for