When you zoom in on a scene, It looks like, to me, that you are just cropping it. True - false?
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, Nov 13 2006 08:59 AM
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Posted 13 November 2006 - 09:44 AM
QUOTE(Jim B @ Nov 13 2006, 10:59 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>When you zoom in on a scene, It looks like, to me, that you are just cropping it. True - false?
Thanks, Jim Birke [/quote]
An esoteric question?
What does it matter as long as the quality of the zoomed image is good on a TV. 
Remember that all videos and images will be converted to mpg2 format to play on a DVD. If you are seeing some pixelation on a zoomed image in the preview mode, it will not have the pixelation on a TV unless you really try to get a micros view of something. 
Try completing a test project and burn it to a DVD RW to see the results.
Thanks, Jim Birke [/quote]
An esoteric question?
What does it matter as long as the quality of the zoomed image is good on a TV. Remember that all videos and images will be converted to mpg2 format to play on a DVD. If you are seeing some pixelation on a zoomed image in the preview mode, it will not have the pixelation on a TV unless you really try to get a micros view of something. Try completing a test project and burn it to a DVD RW to see the results.
Edited by sknis, 13 November 2006 - 09:45 AM.
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Posted 13 November 2006 - 10:04 AM
Jim B, on Nov 13 2006, 08:59 AM, said:
When you zoom in on a scene, It looks like, to me, that you are just cropping it. True - false?
Thanks, Jim Birke
Thanks, Jim Birke
Just a newbe asking silly questions. More to come. I noticed some pixelation in the preview that's why I asked. I will burn a test project and see how it looks. Thanks
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