compusic
7th March 2007, 10:02
as we know, computers display video/graphic in square pixels. but many video sources are in rectangle pixels.
if an application, such a s a player, recognizes a video's pixel ratio correctly, if needed, does it do the job of converting to square pixels, or just pass the origional pixel ratio info to the video card's driver, let the video card do the converting job?
as for nle softwares, the situation is different. since the video clips used maybe have different pixel ratios. well, say, there's a pal widescreen project with pixel ratio=1.422. but the clips and graphics imported have such pixels, such as 1.422, 1.0, 1.067, 1.33, 1.5. then will the nle software convert all the clips to 1.422 ratio (in fact there may be one more job of vertical lines converting ), and pass the info to video card driver, or just convert everything to 1.0 square ratio?
thanks in advance.
if an application, such a s a player, recognizes a video's pixel ratio correctly, if needed, does it do the job of converting to square pixels, or just pass the origional pixel ratio info to the video card's driver, let the video card do the converting job?
as for nle softwares, the situation is different. since the video clips used maybe have different pixel ratios. well, say, there's a pal widescreen project with pixel ratio=1.422. but the clips and graphics imported have such pixels, such as 1.422, 1.0, 1.067, 1.33, 1.5. then will the nle software convert all the clips to 1.422 ratio (in fact there may be one more job of vertical lines converting ), and pass the info to video card driver, or just convert everything to 1.0 square ratio?
thanks in advance.