a few questions about working with 16x9 production.
1. If my camera has no support for 16x9, is it it still feasible to produce 16x9 video using vv3? If so, how? What are the correct steps to take (i.e. the steps that will generate the highest quality possible).
2. I have tinkered with this a bit, and it doesn't seem to be sufficient to simply apply the 16x9 black bars as a media level event. The resulting image when displayed on a 4:3 NTSC TV has some of the horizontal information stripped on the left and right sides of the screen, and the black bars at the top and bottom do not appear to be as large on the TV screen as they do on the computer preview screen.
3. Is there anyway to be certain that what is in the preview monitor will be what is output to the T.V. without having to eyeball the output?
Thanks
1. If my camera has no support for 16x9, is it it still feasible to produce 16x9 video using vv3? If so, how? What are the correct steps to take (i.e. the steps that will generate the highest quality possible).
2. I have tinkered with this a bit, and it doesn't seem to be sufficient to simply apply the 16x9 black bars as a media level event. The resulting image when displayed on a 4:3 NTSC TV has some of the horizontal information stripped on the left and right sides of the screen, and the black bars at the top and bottom do not appear to be as large on the TV screen as they do on the computer preview screen.
3. Is there anyway to be certain that what is in the preview monitor will be what is output to the T.V. without having to eyeball the output?
Thanks