File format mismatch
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BrianCee
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Re: File format mismatch
No - I have clearly said in my last two posts 16:9 - Graham and me say the same.
since you have now said you have some 16:9 in your clips
since you have now said you have some 16:9 in your clips
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dealoox
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Re: File format mismatch
My friend I think that it's 16:9..
Because I have 1 video that I check the properties and it was 1920X1080.
Is it 16:9? If no, So how can I check which each video? 16.9 or 4.3.
thank!
Because I have 1 video that I check the properties and it was 1920X1080.
Is it 16:9? If no, So how can I check which each video? 16.9 or 4.3.
thank!
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Re: File format mismatch
That is an HD video - will be 16:9
do you understand widescreen TV - do you have widescreen in Israel - widescreen is 16:9
Old TV's were 4:3 which is nearly square.
most people just look at a video and can see if it is wide - but the properties will tell you
see this image which I showed you before - can you see the difference in the shapes.
do you understand widescreen TV - do you have widescreen in Israel - widescreen is 16:9
Old TV's were 4:3 which is nearly square.
most people just look at a video and can see if it is wide - but the properties will tell you
see this image which I showed you before - can you see the difference in the shapes.
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dealoox
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Re: File format mismatch
1. So Plasma tv is it 16:9 and Projector Screen is it 4:3, right?
2. So you mean, If I have in the video just videos that are 4:3 so choose 4:3 and if I have 1 or more of the videos 16:9 and 4:3 in the ame clip choose 16:9, right?
thanks!
2. So you mean, If I have in the video just videos that are 4:3 so choose 4:3 and if I have 1 or more of the videos 16:9 and 4:3 in the ame clip choose 16:9, right?
thanks!
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dealoox
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Re: File format mismatch
My friend,
If you can answer on he 2 questions that I asked you.
Finally,
Now I ask somone about it and he told me that He prefer to save on dv and not dvd format.
What is the differenece between them?
thanks!
If you can answer on he 2 questions that I asked you.
Finally,
Now I ask somone about it and he told me that He prefer to save on dv and not dvd format.
What is the differenece between them?
thanks!
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Re: File format mismatch
Plasma TV will be 16:9
Projector screen could be 16:9 - different for different projectors and screens - what does your club use - ASK THEM
DV is digital video it is a high quality file format - looks good on computer - big file size - cannot be used to make a DVD which will play on all players.
DVD format is mpeg - slightly lower quality - smaller file size - can be used for making DVD
If you have in the video ALL clips 4:3 then choose 4:3 - if you have some widescreen some standard choose 16:9
perhaps your friend could help you with all your other questions.
Projector screen could be 16:9 - different for different projectors and screens - what does your club use - ASK THEM
DV is digital video it is a high quality file format - looks good on computer - big file size - cannot be used to make a DVD which will play on all players.
DVD format is mpeg - slightly lower quality - smaller file size - can be used for making DVD
If you have in the video ALL clips 4:3 then choose 4:3 - if you have some widescreen some standard choose 16:9
perhaps your friend could help you with all your other questions.
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Re: File format mismatch
projector will display 16.9 or 4.3, it will show what you tell it to show via the computer.
As for dv or dvd it depends as Brian says on what you want the end product to be.
Are you playing a dvd on a dvd player to the projector - choose dvd or are you going to use windows media payer to play the video to the projector choose dv
As for dv or dvd it depends as Brian says on what you want the end product to be.
Are you playing a dvd on a dvd player to the projector - choose dvd or are you going to use windows media payer to play the video to the projector choose dv
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dealoox
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Re: File format mismatch
Ok my friend,
What do I need to ask the club?
thanks!
What do I need to ask the club?
thanks!
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dealoox
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Re: File format mismatch
My friend?
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Re: File format mismatch
You said you wanted to show your video at your club
I said ask your club what their projector can show - can it use widescreen or only standard or both - - I would think both but I don't know your club.
I said ask your club what their projector can show - can it use widescreen or only standard or both - - I would think both but I don't know your club.
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dealoox
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Re: File format mismatch
Heheh of course yu don't know my club.
My friend asked the club and they said 16:9.
Maybe it also can shows 4:3 and they don't say that, I don't know.
So I do 16:9 but for example if will it be both what will I need choose?
thanks!
My friend asked the club and they said 16:9.
Maybe it also can shows 4:3 and they don't say that, I don't know.
So I do 16:9 but for example if will it be both what will I need choose?
thanks!
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Re: File format mismatch
OK - go with 16:9 for every thing
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Re: File format mismatch
My friend,
For example if will it be both what will I need choose?
thank you very much friend!
For example if will it be both what will I need choose?
thank you very much friend!
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Re: File format mismatch
skier-hughes wrote:projector will display 16.9 or 4.3, it will show what you tell it to show via the computer.
As for dv or dvd it depends as Brian says on what you want the end product to be.
Are you playing a dvd on a dvd player to the projector - choose dvd or are you going to use windows media payer to play the video to the projector choose dv
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dealoox
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Re: File format mismatch
Yeah I understand it but what you offerme to choose and In your opinion what is better?
thanks you very very much!
thanks you very very much!
