I haven't been in your situation but I'm wondering how Encore could give
you that choice unless you have a HD optical burner,
for Blue Ray or the other HD format. No standard DVD burner goes beyond
NTSC/PAL aspect ratios. If I'm missing something
I look forward to having it pointed out, but I think it's unlikely. The
missing link in HDV for most of us has been the jump from
just watching it piped out from the camera to a flat panel, to being able
to put it anywhere else and play it back. That's what the
new format burners bring to the party.
David Hurdon
At 06:55 PM 22/12/2007 +0000, you wrote:
I'm new to Adobe Premiere Pro CS3. I've been learning it and can now
move around and create projects. Currently I'm trying to output a
movie. I've created it, then rendered it, then exported it to Encore.
The movie looks pretty good but I'm trying to make it look better.
For specs:
I shot it with a Sony Z1U, 1080i/480 HDV.
TEST: As a test I captured footage as HDV and I'm now exporting to
Encore. In my Premiere Pro settings I tried all the different settings
but my OUTPUT window always says 720x480 and never matches the source
which is 1440x1080. I would like to match the source: 1440x1080. What
am I doing wrong? I tried progressive and non-progressive and it stays
the same. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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