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I needed to shoot a video in Portait format rather than landscape. I have no problem with the video being much smaller when I show it in portrait format. I just can't figure out how to do that. How do I convert my video to portrait format from landscape?
I don't want a slow rotation and I want the whole video with nothing cropped out...just smaller so it all fits in the screen
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I have always been able to view a full screen version of my current project in Media Viewer. Since spenig time learning about PIP and Magic Motion and using stills it doesn't work right. It will show at a reduced size video with no problem, but if I go to full screen, it just shows a portion of the video in a small part of the full screen. Is there someway to reset this? Any ideas ?
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Paul
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Thanks Norm. I changed alot of things on PD9 since posting this. Andrew's suggestion was one of the things I did. I no longer have the problem, but not real sure what thing or things fixed it.
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The Cyberlink Support has asked me to do this. I will do it, but it is not the first time they have asked me to do this with general crashing problems. Thanks, but I still need to have some info on better cards than I have. It only gets a 5.1 score on my Windows 7 Computer perfromance ratings, my lowest score of any of the ratings. All others are over 6. My wifes laptop is 6 for her graphics card. Something is not adding up.
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Could you recomend some cards that would be adequate. I have recently begun to think the card just can't handle what I am asking it to do.
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99% point is in the middle of the ending transition. I am giving up for now. I just tried to upload another video to YouTube and PD9 has quit twice. Never been a problem before. I am baffled by all of this. Heading out for a coctail and some dinner and maybe something to Burn PowerDirector in.
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I tried putting all the files I needed into another project folder. Same result. However, as I stated earlier, it worked on my wifes laptop which is not near as good a system as mine from the information downloaded to a flash card. There is a treansition there (overlap) at the sticking point and I removed it and the production continued to 99% (less than one second to go) and it froze again?! Yes there is also a change in cameras there as well, but like I said this all works with less than half the cmputing power on my wifes laptop.
I have tried producing it in MPEG-4 best quality and H.264 avc 1920x1090. Again these worked on the other computer.
Any more ideas?
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I have a desktop built by a local company that has made me several computers over the years. It has 1 TB storage, 8 GM Ram, an Intel i5-2500 @ 3.30GHz processor. I also have a ATI-5570 video card. I am working on a particular video involving two diferent HD cameras, but it is not even three minutes long. No matter how I try to produce it, the computer locks up at 1:45 into production or 68%. Don't know what to do. I downloaded files to a flash drive and took it to my wife's laptop the has half the disk space, half the ram and a slower processor (also Windows 7 64-bit). She does have a different video card an ATI HD 5650. I have no problem producing the video at any quailty or setting on her computer. Whats going on?
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Got it.
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Why all the secrecy about the "other software"? I am thinking about moving on from PD9 as well and would't mind somewhere to start.
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Thanks Allen. I am pretty new to video editing so was just going throught the manual for PD 9 step by step and I found something I could not get to work. At this point I am not even sure what the function does. Thanks for your input. I am really looking forwad to using the PD 9 software.
Paul
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Sorry I meant AVC H.264.
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I have Windows 7 64 bit and an ATI Radeon HD 5570 card and PowerDirector 9 64 bit. I can't select either of the above items in "Produce" for MPEG 4 or ANV. Whats up?
Thanks Paul
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