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Chapter 4

4.2 Project settings

In this menu ‘Project settings’ you make the settings for your

current or next project. This affects, for example, the project

name, image size, and audio settings.

Your HD/AVCHD projects can be optimized for the resolution

of your camera or the output medium you have selected. The

settings of a project come after you have clicked on the For-

mat button. You can deﬁne the properties of your project here.

Note: You can only set the format for new or completely empty

projects.

It is now possible to create HD projects in the following resolu-

tions: 1920x1080, 1440x1080 and 1280x720. In addition to the

resolution, the aspect ratio can also be set. You can choose

between 4:3 and 16:9. If you have installed the Cinemascope

product, you can also opt for 21:9.

Once you close the settings by clicking on OK, they will be

displayed as text, to the right of the Format button.

The table on the next page contains an overview of common

resolution and aspect ratio combinations, and when they are

used. You should try to adapt the resolution of a project to the

camera you use the most.

Selection (hard disk): The ‘Selection’ button enables you to

switch to projects on a different hard disk. This function can

only be used if you have the paid add-on product ‘Store ‘n’

Share’. The function of this menu is explained there. The hard

disk partition used for this can have the following form: ext2

ext3 and ext4 as well as NTFS.

Name:

On the top edge (of the ‘Hard-drive’ section) you

see the ‘Name’ button. Clicking on the name-ﬁeld brings up

the on-screen keyboard with which you can enter the de-

sired name for the hard drive. You can also see (on a suitable

system) which hard drive is currently in the system . This is

otherwise not possible because the label on the hard drive

is not visible when the hard drive has been inserted into the

machine .

‘Used capacity’: gives information on the space used on the

hard drive (in dark), and on the total remaining time (in light). A

display for individual projects is not possible because this dis-

play refers to the entire hard drive. Audio and video are pooled

together here. They ‘dynamically’ divide the area among

themselves.

The percentage value also takes into account the usage in the

Media manager and vice-versa. For example, when you export

a storyboard to the movie archive, the used capacity will in-

crease. In order to be able to use this capacity again, you must

erase the exported movie in the Media Manager (and empty its

trashcan).

Select (Project): Clicking on the ‘Select’ button brings up the

Select Project menu, in which you can select several different

projects. If some projects already contain scenes, the corre-

sponding projects are marked to the right of the project name

(with a little dot).

After you click on ‘OK’, the project you have selected is

displayed next to the selection button (e.g. ‘P 1’). If you want

to rename the project, click on ‘P 1’ (or ‘P 2’, etc .). The on-

screen keyboard appears so that you can enter another project

name. The chosen project name is also displayed in the edit

screen above the scene bin.

Only the currently active project can be edited. Exchanging

video data between different projects is possible using the

Clipboard feature in the Edit screen (Please refer to Chapter

4.7, item (20)).

Image size Pixels Aspect ratio When used

HDV

1920x1080

2,073,600 16:9 This resolution is commonly used by AVCHD cameras and is compliant with the HDTV

standard

HDV

1440x1080

1,555,200 16:9 Is usually i=interlaced, and is the standard resolution of HDV cameras. Many cameras

can also be switched to p=progressive.

HDV

1280x720

921,600 16:9 There are a few cameras that support only this resolution and that mostly record in

p=progressive

SD PAL

720x576

414,720 4:3, 16:9 Analog and DV quality of imported PAL footage

SD NTSC

720x480

345,600 4:3, 16:9 Analog and DV quality of imported NTSC footage

i: Interlaced, this means that the image has been recorded or is being displayed with half images

p: Progressive, this means that the image has been recorded or is being displayed with full (complete) images

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