Resizing images...
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Bossgobbler
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Resizing images...
I just made a movie in VideoStudio 12 that is a mix of stills and motion. Came out great except...when I began I resized the first image so that it was beyond the safe area in the preview window (Did'nt know it was called that but...dumb). I don't know how I did it, but I did. All the rest were added at that size. So I finish, convert to MPEG and play it in Mediaplayer and all is well. When I burn that file to DVD with NERO the images are a little too big..ala safe area apparently. Is there any way to easily resize all the images/video and reburn? Thanks for all the help with this great program!
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Trevor Andrew
Hi
If its just the images that are loosing detail then resize them in an Image Editor.
Photoshop etc
By adding a border to each image you will literally force the image to sit nearer to the safe area.
Because you re-save the image the program will then request a re-link. The new images will be inserted.
But there is no easy way, just be aware of the ¡¥Over-Scan¡¦ that TV¡¦s suffer from when taking the photos or video for that matter.
Your PC screen isn¡¦t affected by Over Scan so it¡¦s a little difficult to recognise, only the finished DVD on TV shows. And that¡¦s a little late in the day, as you have found out.
By the way OverScan or Safe Area can be 10% to 15% . Quite big.
Using Video studio:-
you could use the Distort function from the top track or Overlay Track to resize the frames.
Using the main track this has to be done one at a time.
If its just the images that are loosing detail then resize them in an Image Editor.
Photoshop etc
By adding a border to each image you will literally force the image to sit nearer to the safe area.
Because you re-save the image the program will then request a re-link. The new images will be inserted.
But there is no easy way, just be aware of the ¡¥Over-Scan¡¦ that TV¡¦s suffer from when taking the photos or video for that matter.
Your PC screen isn¡¦t affected by Over Scan so it¡¦s a little difficult to recognise, only the finished DVD on TV shows. And that¡¦s a little late in the day, as you have found out.
By the way OverScan or Safe Area can be 10% to 15% . Quite big.
Using Video studio:-
you could use the Distort function from the top track or Overlay Track to resize the frames.
Using the main track this has to be done one at a time.