I usually put a slight zoom (102% or 103% should do) on the clip and
render to MPEG.
That way you will also have the full picture when you watch it on a
computer monitor
without anything around it that should not be there.
Uwe
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
>
> Make a black image mask that will cover them when you render to MPEG.
>
> Alternatively, Tsunami MPEG encoder has a function where you can mask
> the top, bottom and each side independently. Having those sharp edges
> helps the output quality a bit because the encoding doesn't have to do
> anything there except make it solid black.
>
>
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