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Unfortunately I am getting the same results. It really should be working. I click off the Maintain Aspect Ration then holding the shift key I can pull down the bottom of the image and the right and left sides move off screen respectively but when I play back I get the same horrible pixilation as before. I know this can be done. Dell Studio XPS 7100 Minitower:
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If you have preview or production questions, I would suggest starting a new thread. It makes it easier for folk to find and more suggestions are likely to be offered, otherwise threads become too complex.

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Well....it's not working so...
But it really should work. I've got hours invested in this. Dell Studio XPS 7100 Minitower:
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Hi!

Time has passed since January 1st. Has any of you found the answer of the problem stated above?
I spent a lot of time and no result. Quite disappointed. It would be nice to pan through a panorama picture with the minimum and standard quality of 1080 lines.

Albert Switched to PD10 now, just before PD11 was announced! Loser forever!

Jerry got it right. PNG will do everything that JPG will not do, including transparancy. In photo editing to do cutouts and etc, PNG is the only way to go. Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
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Your statement is interesting but does not solve the problem mentioned just above. Switched to PD10 now, just before PD11 was announced! Loser forever!

It's very late in my corner of the world.....

AlbertS, you write:

Has any of you found the answer of the problem stated above?

Do you mean formats- or the fact that PD converts the images?
A few times a year the question of resolution comes up.

Have a read in this thread; http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/16652.page#83106
I'm sure the search-button will give you more.
(But I think the answer is :no - unless 2930 fixed it )
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Hi,
I am not familiar with your photo editing software I am using corel Photo-Paint X3. to get to my suggestion, if your Photo editing software can create animations (Corel Photo-Paint X3 and my Vector program Deisigner Por 7 Can) create an animation importing your Panaromic image with the 1920x1080 size and your panoramic image scrolling as desired then output to AVI which can be impoerted to PD 9.
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1Nina, I guess you are in bed by now so, good morning! Your suggestion is not about making PD9 accepting pictures (panorama) larger than 1920 pixels in width to prevent the loss of quality induced by PD9 behaviour.

Thank you James1. This is one way around the problem if one can find a non-expensive (free?) programme capable of making the said .avi.

I use Thumb+ as my photo editor along with an old PaintShopPro. I don't know if any of them can make the panoramic scrolling. Too late to look at it, most of my neurons are cooked!

Does anyone knows about The Gimp? Can it do the avi file? Switched to PD10 now, just before PD11 was announced! Loser forever!

There is a free software that can create a scrolling Panorama and output as a AVI file.

http://www.wpanorama.com/wpanorama.php?r=1309738012

I think the AVI would work well in Powerdirector. Carl312: Windows 10 64-bit 8 GB RAM,AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz,ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB,240GB SSD,two 1TB HDs.

Hey Carl -

That software does a decent job!

Using one of the downloadable panorama shots, I set the AVI file to produce based on the image resolution - 24401x4032 - the result was a series of videos - 1904x927 @ just over 1MBps (2GB each).

These imported into PD no problem. Each video segment butted up seamlessly against the one beside it & played back with no hiccups. I adjusted the AR to 16:9 to remove the top/bottom black bars & produced to AVC H.264 1920X1080.

Guess I'm about to learn about photo stitching.

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Thank you Carl. There you go! I'm going to try the programme and will report. Switched to PD10 now, just before PD11 was announced! Loser forever!

Great find Carl!

I had a similar problem that I posted a while back and in spite of the best efforts of the people here, there appeared to be no solution. This program solves my biggest problem.

Time to dig out that old project and start tinkering with it again.
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Thanks Guys.

I just did a search in Google and that was one of the first links in the search results.

Years ago I used Panorama Factory when it was a free program. I used to do a lot of still panoramas.

It is amazing what you can create out of a collection of panned still photos.
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Guess I'm about to learn about photo stitching.

Yes, you are Tony.

You will also learn that having a camera mounted on a level tripod is essential

I have seen a panorama made from a hand held camera. The result is not bad considering the vertical movement. A good panorama program can still stitch the photos.
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Hi!

Here are the results of my tests.
The programme WPanorama works as advertised and I managed to do .avi files easily. Unfortunately the best definition I could get for 16 x 9 HDvideo is 1272 x 715 which is much better than what I had before but still 43% less good than full HD. The rendering is also a bit jerky.
I have written to the author of the programme asking for the possibility of improving the definition and also to thank him on the behalf of all the people in demand for such a programme.
Thank you again Carl,

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Hi,
My experience in recording to Avi is to use the Cinepak(sp) codec if you have a choice when saving it should come under 'Options' in avi menu. (Well it does on the various programs I have installed). I use a variety of programs for various reasons and find the CinePak gives the best results.
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Jim how do you link your use of cinepak(sp) and WPanorama?
You lost me somewhere there!

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