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jetdv wrote on 10/19/2004, 6:20 AM
You can do PNG or JPG. There's a script included to export a series of images called "Render Image Sequence".

Alternately, you could frameserve to VirtualDub and have it save your images.
SonyEPM wrote on 10/19/2004, 6:41 AM
How are you going to use the tiffs?
JHendrix wrote on 10/19/2004, 3:29 PM
was planning to try Shortcut PhotoZoom Pro to resize 4:3 for 16:9

does frame serve let you use tiff...seems like jpeg or png would compress images
Chienworks wrote on 10/19/2004, 5:32 PM
I'm not sure if i know exactly what you're trying to do, but if you are trying to fit 4:3 images into a 16:9 project, how about setting the project properties to 16:9 and then using Crop to trim the source events to fit? This seems like it would be a lot simpler and easier than exporting frames.
Maxter wrote on 10/20/2004, 3:34 PM
"using Crop to trim the source events to fit?"

I understand "match output aspect" but I get really frustraed in VV which seemingly has no "free transform" feature. is there a way to qucikly resize any graphic or clip without having to switch tons of settings on and off. Im alway left jumping between Pan/Crop and Track Motion getting confused with the settings. In all other programs I can just hit "transfrom" or "scale".

example, someone on a FCP forum said "try scaling to 133%" ...well, in VV its not obvios how to do that. Suppose I want five clips to fill the frame, I ned to easily change there sizes without VV grabbing. I even sill have trouble bring in oversized iamges and keying them around the frame because it seems like VV grabs them and I have to go through an arcane process to stop it from doing so.

I must be missing something.