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Hello all,
I have a Sony Handycam DVD camera and I have a project for my AM Wired class due on wed. I took my brothers camera as I felt it would be eaiser then carrying one of the DV Camera's home from school. So I shot the video is 16:9 format and I got home and I put the DVD into my powermac quad and tried to use handbrake to rip the DVD. It works but it works in such a way where it is strecthing (more like squeezing) the video to fit in a 4:3 format, where I rather it just look like it would as if I played a 16:9 in a 4:3 tv (with black bars on the top) Now I would not care that it did this but the quality is HORRIBLE when it does it this way. So my question is how can I get it into final cut pro with out this extreme loss of quality.
I have a Sony Handycam DVD camera and I have a project for my AM Wired class due on wed. I took my brothers camera as I felt it would be eaiser then carrying one of the DV Camera's home from school. So I shot the video is 16:9 format and I got home and I put the DVD into my powermac quad and tried to use handbrake to rip the DVD. It works but it works in such a way where it is strecthing (more like squeezing) the video to fit in a 4:3 format, where I rather it just look like it would as if I played a 16:9 in a 4:3 tv (with black bars on the top) Now I would not care that it did this but the quality is HORRIBLE when it does it this way. So my question is how can I get it into final cut pro with out this extreme loss of quality.