I've read various pros and cons about 4:3 and 16:9, etc. What I'm trying to figure out is what the best choice is for me if I'm creating a movie in VideoWave (whatever came with full version of EMC 10)and am adding mpegs. The source is specified as MPEG-2 720x480 29.97 fps 16 bit. When I view this on my computer screen (widescreen) I see a picture clearly wider than the standard TV 4:3. I would like to preserve this ratio - should I then set up VW as 16:9? Anything under "More Settings"(when starting a new production)? What happens when my finished production is viewed on a regular TV with a reg DVD player (I own neither...) - will the ends be chopped? Will there be a black bar top and bottom? Can I give the viewer an option of either a wide screen or a "compressed" version. How can I produce the most versatile/functional version without too much loss?
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I've read various pros and cons about 4:3 and 16:9, etc. What I'm trying to figure out is what the best choice is for me if I'm creating a movie in VideoWave (whatever came with full version of EMC 10)and am adding mpegs. The source is specified as MPEG-2 720x480 29.97 fps 16 bit. When I view this on my computer screen (widescreen) I see a picture clearly wider than the standard TV 4:3. I would like to preserve this ratio - should I then set up VW as 16:9? Anything under "More Settings"(when starting a new production)? What happens when my finished production is viewed on a regular TV with a reg DVD player (I own neither...) - will the ends be chopped? Will there be a black bar top and bottom? Can I give the viewer an option of either a wide screen or a "compressed" version. How can I produce the most versatile/functional version without too much loss?
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