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Helpful articles for Final Cut Pro for Mac, Final Cut Pro for iPad and Final Cut Camera:
Hi, I am trying to edit thousands of slides at a resolution of 4000x3000. I have already changed the settings of the project but the black bars still there. Does anyone know how to get a full screen?
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.12
If you shrink the viewer from the browser, drag the separator to the right, do the black bars get smaller?
If I use the transform tool I can get the image to full screen... But i have 1500 images
Yes, 4000x3000
Mmmmm the viewer removes the black bars but when I play it full screen they are back.... It is nit a problem on the computer but when I project it to a big wall, I want to black bars.
That will depend on the aspect ratio of that projector. If you can set it to, say, 1200x800, or some other resolution with the same aspect ratio as your video, there should be no black bars.
1200x800 on a 5x2 mts wall... it might be too low, no?
remove black bars at either side of frame
