Is it better to export iMovies with an aspect ratio of "standard" or "widescreen"
Is it better to export an iMovie with an aspect ratio of "standard" or "widescreen?"
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Is it better to export an iMovie with an aspect ratio of "standard" or "widescreen?"
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Hi
Depends
• on how material was recorded - SD-video (4x3) or HD-Wide-material (16x9) ?
• on how it's to be playbacked - Projector capability, Flat-screen TV or old CRT-TV
I would try to get as much info from the picture over to the viewer
e.g. interlaced SD-Video (4x3)
• Use iMovie HD6 or FinalCut any version
• Make a 4x3 project
• if DVD - make it 4x3 too
If I know that there is a full HD 16x9 projector / flat-screen that will show it
• Use iMovie'09 to 11
• Save it as Optimized Full HD on an USB-memory - and in max quality .H264 codec (e.g. to be played via a PlayStation3 and onto a Full Quality HD screen)
Yours Bengt W
Hi
Depends
• on how material was recorded - SD-video (4x3) or HD-Wide-material (16x9) ?
• on how it's to be playbacked - Projector capability, Flat-screen TV or old CRT-TV
I would try to get as much info from the picture over to the viewer
e.g. interlaced SD-Video (4x3)
• Use iMovie HD6 or FinalCut any version
• Make a 4x3 project
• if DVD - make it 4x3 too
If I know that there is a full HD 16x9 projector / flat-screen that will show it
• Use iMovie'09 to 11
• Save it as Optimized Full HD on an USB-memory - and in max quality .H264 codec (e.g. to be played via a PlayStation3 and onto a Full Quality HD screen)
Yours Bengt W
Export it in the same aspect as they were created in or the image will be distorted.
Is it better to export iMovies with an aspect ratio of "standard" or "widescreen"