Mike, I just tried this in Premiere Pro CS 5.5.1, import the clip back into a 
Premiere project and right click on it in the Project window, select properties 
and it will show the resolution and the pixel aspect ration. 
Richard 

-----Original Message-----
>From: Mike Boom <[email protected]>
>Sent: Oct 11, 2011 11:44 AM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [AP] Correct aspect ratio in Quicktime player?
>
>Hi, Uwe,
>
>I just sent you a clip and am curious to see how it plays.
>
>When I went back to Adobe Media Encoder, I noticed an interesting 
>thing about the PAR setting there. You don't actually set the pixel 
>aspect ratio, you set the screen aspect ratio and the encoder 
>automatically sets the PAR according to your frame width and height 
>so that your final result as the screen aspect ratio you specified. 
>So when I specify 1440x1080 pixels resolution and a PAR of Widescreen 
>16:9, the encoder sets a PAR of 1.33:1 when it encodes.
>
>I can't find a program that displays what a video file's PAR is. WMV 
>and VLC Media Player both interpret PAR correctly, but when you look 
>at the codec properties (available only in VLC), it shows only the 
>dimensions of 1440x1080, not the PAR or the screen aspect ratio. It 
>would be interesting to know how PAR is embedded in an mp4 file and 
>how players interpret it.
>
>Mike Boom
>
>At 01:21 AM 10/11/2011, Uwe Soltau wrote:
>>Mike,
>>I am not a Apple fan but am not so sure whether you are correct.
>>Normal PAL DV clips have a PAR of 1.094  (not 1) and they play 100%
>>correct on my Quicktime player (Version 7.7) which means that the
>>PAR is being recognized.
>>Why don't you mail me a few seconds long clip to see how it plays with
>>my Quicktime - would be interesting?
>
>
>
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