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22-Sep-2008, 04:11 PM #1
Angry Changing HD video to normal video
I am having trouble previewing my HD video clips on Pinnacles Studio 12 Plus and wondered if I could change from HD to normal as this poses no problem when previewing.
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23-Sep-2008, 11:30 AM #2
Yes, render it as .avi or any other non HD format.
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Hi linskyjack thanks for that info but can you tell me how to do the rendering to .avi from HD format
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24-Sep-2008, 06:24 PM #4
You can put high def video in an AVI file, linskyjack.

Just render (or save) the video as 720×486 (or 640×480 if it's 4:3 video).
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