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KB: RAID admin, 16:9 movie clips, PWS...
updated 05:25 pm EDT, Fri May 30, 2003
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05/30, 07:49pm |
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16x9 does work, kinda...
I filmed some stuff in 16x9 on my sony pc10. When I import it to iMovie, everything is stretched and tall. Kind of annoying to work with, but usable.
Then when I export it to quicktime, I set the resolution to be a 16x9 ratio and it looks great.
Granted, this was a while ago with an older version of iMovie, so perhaps they "enhanced" that capability out of it.
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05/30, 08:33pm |
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16x9 is NOT distorted!
If you master the movie in iMovie, then display it on a widescreen TV, everything will be fine.
So to say "It won't work" is Stupid of Apple.
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05/30, 08:46pm |
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16*9 will work!!
Apple doesn't know what they are talking about. Of course it will be distorted, it si ANAMORPHIC!!!!!! Play it out to a widescreen monitor ora regular monitro that handles 16*9 images it will will be fine. They just need to tell people what anamorphic really is and how it works. GEEZZ apple!
Scott
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05/30, 11:04pm |
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Personally...
This is just another lame attempt by Apple to force us to buy FCP or FCE. THAT is my theory as to why they haven't fixed iMovie. Post your thoughts.
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06/01, 07:02am |
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uh yeah
that makes a lot of sense. Apple, in their extensive market research, has determined that the primary market for iMovie - those who make wedding/baby movies and the like - are about to rush out and spend $300 (or $1k!) for a complex and much less consumer-oriented app, because of some bugs.
16:9 camcorders are not a major part of this market.
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