System information
Item Description
Output rotation Choose a setting from the drop-down list to rotate your project's
output. Use output rotation to edit projects for display in portrait
(rather than landscape) or inverted orientation:
In this example, the video was shot with the camera tripod rotated 90
degrees. However, with the project output unrotated, the video is
pillarboxed within the standard landscape frame.
After choosing 90 clockwise° from the Output rotation drop-down
list, the Video Preview window is rotated, and the video fills the
frame.
If you want to rotate a media file's orientation, you can use the
Rotation drop-down list on the Media Properties dialog.
For more information, see "Creating Rotated Projects" on page 65.
Frame rate Choose a setting from the drop-down list to change the frame rate of
your project.
The television frame rate in the US, North and Central America, parts
of South America, and Japan (NTSC) is 29.97 frames per second
(fps). In many parts of the world, including Europe and much of
Asia, the television standard is PAL at 25 fps. France, Russia, and
most of Eastern Europe use SECAM, which is a variation on PAL and
also uses 25 fps.
Stereoscopic 3D mode Choose a setting from the drop-down list to create a stereoscopic 3D
project, or choose Off to create a 2D project.
By default, the project's Stereoscopic 3D mode, Swap Left/Right,
and crosstalk cancellation settings will also be used when previewing
and rendering your project, but you can override the project settings
if necessary.
For more information, see "Setting up your stereoscopic 3D project"
on page 201.
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