Jean,
You can turn on the safe viewing areas on your monitor. it is the icon
that looks like a rectangle within a rectangle. the outer rectangle in the
viewing monitor is the view safe area. the inner rectangle is the title safe
area. hope this helps.
Tom
Jean Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Glen,
What you describe is how I usually do it when making a video of stills, and
they all come out perfectly resized. However, I just ran into a problem with
my latest video. Everything looked perfect on my PC, but then after burning
to DVD and showing the video on TV, my edges were cut off. I just recently
learned of TV overscan. I had previously thought that what you see on the PC
is what you'll see on the TV. Now, my question is this: how do you know how
much to scale down the pictures so that you don't lose the details from the
edges of the pictures? If I make them too small, they have black borders all
around when I show the video on the PC, and since TVs don't all overscan the
same amount, is there any rule of thumb for doing this? I guess the best
thing is to be sure you don't have any important stuff at the edges of your
pictures, but that's not always possible.
Thanks,
Jean
----- Original Message -----
From: "Glen Tubbesing"
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Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 9:39 PM
Subject: RE: [AP] Resizing photos and movie clips
>
> Before adding clips to your timeline, go to the Project pull-down menu at
> the top of the screen and select "General." About two-thirds of the way
> down is a check box labeled "Scale clips to project dimensions when adding
> to sequence." Make sure this is checked and all items that you add to the
> timeline will now be resized automatically by Premiere Pro.
>
> Good luck,
> Glen in Vegas
> Caples Productions
>
>
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> hey guy first time post.... man you guys have help me so many times great
> info
> .... but here is my problem using photos and some are to big and not
fitting
> in
> the screen they seem to be too big how do i resize them or if theres a
> setting
> that i can adjust also with video i have a clip i want to use but its not
> big
> enough for the screen its showing much smaller then the rest??? any ideas
> would be great.....
> using pro
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