Posted 14 September 2006 - 08:23 AM
atchie, on Sep 14 2006, 12:16 PM, said:
I've made several slideshows over the years with EMC and most have turned out the way I wanted. A few, and sadly the most important one ever (for a memorial), had the dreaded lip synch problem. Not the end of the world at the end of the day

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Now I'm about to start another one, primarily for uploading on the internet (easier than mailing discs out to everyone) and am wondering about the resolution of the photos that I will insert into the slideshow.
Should I lower the res before I add them or does it not make any difference?
Thanks~
Atchie
The resolution you use initially should not make a difference here. The final output resolution/bit rate will determine the actual resolution of your finished video. For posting on the internet, you'll probably be selecting a relatively low bit rate output file, and the compression and final window size you select will reduce the resolution accordingly.
Hope that helps!
Dave D-W
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