To recap, figure out the frame size and rate of most common footage you will use, and also consider delivery options, and pick a Sequence Setting that might work best. So really, no matter what, those two smallest clip sizes are going to look poor and not match the HD clips you have.
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In that case, the 1080p and 720p clips would look great downscaled, the 360p not so great, and the 240p pretty bad. So maybe you only need to deliver as DVD, which is SD video at 720x480. You could compromise then and edit as 720p, but the two smallest clip sizes still will not look good! They are garbage to start with unfortunately, having less than even SD standard-definition video quality. While the 720p clips (1280x720) would look okay, the 640x360 and 320x240 clips would not - they would look soft and/or pixelated. Obviously, 1920x1080 is the best quality/highest resolution, but any clips that are smaller than that will need to be blown-up to fit. Since you are using so many different frame sizes, you need to look at a couple of factors to determine what the best workflow is:ġ) What frame size among the clips you will be using for majority of the video?Ģ) What frame rate will you be using most?ģ) What are the delivery specs, or how do you intend to share finished video? Changing to 23.976 can affect the smoothness of playback.
For instance, if most of the clips are 29.97fps, then edit that way. Also, 24p is not that common, but maybe that is your preference? What are the frame rates of the clips? Best not to change if you don't have to. So none of the clips are 1440x1080, so not sure how you ended up with that for a Sequence Setting.
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