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morgandawn, and any Mac vidders who are vidding with ripped DVD letterbox (16:9) source and iMovie:
If you are having trouble with aspect ratio on your clips, you can export the clips with black bars at the correct aspect ratio for iMovie by using the programmorgandawn recommended a while back, MPEG Streamclip. What you need to do is choose the following settings:
Export to Quicktime-->
Compression: APPLE DV/DVCPRO - NTSC
Frame Size: Custom-->720 x 360
Cropping: click checkbox on-->set values as: Top = -60, Left = 0, Bottom = -60, Right = 0
Make Movie
DVDxDV does not have an equivalent setting. Hope it helps someone. :-)
morgandawn, and any Mac vidders who are vidding with ripped DVD letterbox (16:9) source and iMovie:If you are having trouble with aspect ratio on your clips, you can export the clips with black bars at the correct aspect ratio for iMovie by using the program
morgandawn recommended a while back, MPEG Streamclip. What you need to do is choose the following settings:Export to Quicktime-->
Compression: APPLE DV/DVCPRO - NTSC
Frame Size: Custom-->720 x 360
Cropping: click checkbox on-->set values as: Top = -60, Left = 0, Bottom = -60, Right = 0
Make Movie
DVDxDV does not have an equivalent setting. Hope it helps someone. :-)