Stretching 4:3 to 16:9 in Adobe Premiere

[Arian]

So I recorded something that's 16:9 but was stretched to 4:3, so I've got something that was originally 16:9, stretched to 4:3, and then pillarboxed back to 16:9. (I hate that shit! DX)

 

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I did set the picture to 1440x1080 which perfectly crops out the black bars. But the question is, how to I stretch it back to it's original aspect ratio?

 

Any input welcome.

[DJHulp]

Export -> Output -> Source Scaling.

I think is the same fix I used for Digimon into: Adobe Premerie CC CropFix.

 

[Dexter1998]

You can use MeGUI for that too if you want.

 

When creating the Script, you go to the section "Script" and there's a part there were you can change the resolution. I don't remember how, but I did it before.

[Arian]

I figured out how to do it.

 

So you still get rid of the black bars by going to Sequence and then changing the width from 1920 to 1440.

 

Then you don't do anything until you export it. Change the height back to a widescreen height there and then under Source Scaling, toggle to Stretch to Fill.

 

Unlike with the MeGUI idea, you don't have to encode it twice.

[DJHulp]

Personally I Always use VideoRedo for TV-Shows.

I can cut the episodes without quality lost or changing the codec.  

[Arian]

Just now, DJHulp said:

Personally I Always use VideoRedo for TV-Shows.

I can cut the episodes without quality lost or changing the codec.  

Yeah, but if the aspect ratio or something else is messed up, how are you going to fix it?

[DJHulp]

Just now, Arian said:

Yeah, but if the aspect ratio or something else is messed up, how are you going to fix it?

You have a Crop Option and also you can give to option extract as 1920x1080 as example so I don't have a strange quality.

[ElementalCards]

Abismo de pasion <3

 

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