parametres
parametres
hey
gammo can u make a parameter like the kaos final one but the size for it at 720 x 480
i tried modifying yours but it looks like sh*t
so please do it wen u receive this message
gammo can u make a parameter like the kaos final one but the size for it at 720 x 480
i tried modifying yours but it looks like sh*t
so please do it wen u receive this message
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So then go into Video > Filters and delete the resize filter thats applied and have dub's that are 1024x960. Then resize it down when you compile your clip in premiere...otherwise theres not much you can do unless you set your resolution for UT too 1440x960 when youre dumping the frames, as what gammo said.

na dude its already resized from premier pro
so leave out the resize part so its the kool picture but no resize
I don't do Premiere PRO, can not afford the money to buy a copy. Nor do i do, swicthing between different applications, I only do VirtualDub, there is no need for anything else and it's free.
If you want help with Premiere PRo, then I suggest you use your registration information and goto the Adobe forums.
Long-Pig Chef and the Hairless Goat..
Listen mate, maybe you hard of understanding or sum shit...
But what you are trying to do, REQUIRES ME to have Premiere PRO, so I can figure out for you why after resizing it in Premiere it's not saving the end result in VirtualDub like the kool picture you want...
I don't have Premiere, so how the hell am I suppossed to make a parameter that solves your problem, if I don't know what Premiere is doing to the file, how can I figure it out for you in VirtualDub?
IF you are using VirtualDub and ONLY VirtualDub, then the answer thas been posted here twice already.
But what you are trying to do, REQUIRES ME to have Premiere PRO, so I can figure out for you why after resizing it in Premiere it's not saving the end result in VirtualDub like the kool picture you want...
I don't have Premiere, so how the hell am I suppossed to make a parameter that solves your problem, if I don't know what Premiere is doing to the file, how can I figure it out for you in VirtualDub?
IF you are using VirtualDub and ONLY VirtualDub, then the answer thas been posted here twice already.
Long-Pig Chef and the Hairless Goat..

but DÉx are better!
