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[Bug 931631] Re: trim the sequence without resizing it
Hi,
i've just generated a short file for testing purposes
What do you mean with "your own profile" ?
I have created a 1280x960 profile for my first clip, but what i want now is a 720p 25fps profile and such a profile already exists.
I have tried the letterbox but it is not a solution. The black borders
are added but the sequence remains resized
A possible answer is to align the sequence to the left (video sheet) and
zoom in by 133% (alignment sheet, width and height) but it is not
acceptable in my opinion because it means resizing by 75% and then
resizing by 133% => loss in quality
thanks for your interest
** Attachment added: "960p_testing_sequence"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/openshot/+bug/931631/+attachment/2737048/+files/GOPR1671.MP4
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/931631
Title:
trim the sequence without resizing it
Status in OpenShot Video Editor:
New
Bug description:
1. OS = linux ubuntu 11.11
2. PPA openshot v1.4.2
i don't know wether this is a bug report or a question.
i'm using the french version of the program, maybe i don't properly translate the words
my input is a GoPro 960p 1280x960 file
what i want to do is cut the top and the bottom of the file to get a 720p 1280x768 output
what i do is :
* select a 720p profile project
* right click on the sequence to get the properties
* go to the 4th sheet "agencement"
* y => -10% to trim up my sequence of 96dots (twice : once at the beginning and once at the end of the sequence)
* let the other values unchanged (100%, 100%, 0%)
* go to the 6th sheet "video"
* untick the option "etirer en plein ecran" (stretch to fullscreen)
* let the other values unchanged(lenght/width unchanged etc...)
=> in my opinion i should then have my input 960p file centered on the
preview window, with both the top and the bottom cut (trimmed)
BUT what i have is a black line at the left, right and bottom, as if
the stretch to fullscrren option was still ticked
Have i done someting wrong ?
My opinion : as far as i have analyzed my problem, when the input file
has a bigger size than the output format, the video is always resized.
How could i do what i want ?
if you are interested, i can give you 960p files so that you can test and suggest me a solution.
Please tell me if my explanation is not clear enough.
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