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9A0-040 · Question #78
You are working with source footage that is NTSC DV captured via IEEE-1394. You plan to export your finished product for use on CD-ROM using the following settings: Windows .AVI file; 520 x 240…
The correct answer is A. DV Playback Editing Mode; 720 x 480 Frame Size; Lower Fields First; 29.97 fps Drop Frame Timecode; D1/DV NTSC (0.9) Pixel Aspect Ratio. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You are working with source footage that is NTSC DV captured via IEEE-1394. You plan to export your finished product for use on CD-ROM using the following settings: Windows .AVI file; 520 x 240 Frame Size; 15 Frames Per Second. Which project settings should you choose?
Options
- ADV Playback Editing Mode; 720 x 480 Frame Size; Lower Fields First; 29.97 fps Drop Frame Timecode; D1/DV NTSC (0.9) Pixel Aspect Ratio.
- BDV Playback Editing Mode; 720 x 480 Frame Size; Lower Fields First; 29.97 fps Drop Frame Timecode; D1/DV NTSC (0.9) Pixel Aspect Ratio.
- CDV Playback Editing Mode; 720 x 480 Frame Size; No Fields (Progressive Scan); 15 fps Non Drop-Frame Timecode; Square Pixels (1.0).
- DVideo for Windows Editing Mode; 520 x 240 Frame Size; No Fields (Progressive Scan); 15 fps Non Drop-Frame Timecode; Square Pixels (1.0).
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