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Hi
I edit a regular DVD of the whale and dolphin trips that go out everyday near me using Adobe premier pro 2.0 editing suite. At the end of the DVD there is a still Photo slideshow that has been there since before I started. I have had to rearrange the photos, delete a few and add a few and rename them all, in order to tidy it up a bit which required me to bring them all into Adobe photoshop, rename and resave them so they play in the right order. When I view them in any of the slideshow packages I have they come out fine, but when I actually put them in the video some images (including a few of the original images that I have not altered other than to rename and resave) do not fit on the screen and are just extreme closeups of a section of them.
I have the original Photos and I have checked file extensions and sizes and they are all the same but for some reason they won’t play properly like the old ones did.
Help!
I edit a regular DVD of the whale and dolphin trips that go out everyday near me using Adobe premier pro 2.0 editing suite. At the end of the DVD there is a still Photo slideshow that has been there since before I started. I have had to rearrange the photos, delete a few and add a few and rename them all, in order to tidy it up a bit which required me to bring them all into Adobe photoshop, rename and resave them so they play in the right order. When I view them in any of the slideshow packages I have they come out fine, but when I actually put them in the video some images (including a few of the original images that I have not altered other than to rename and resave) do not fit on the screen and are just extreme closeups of a section of them.
I have the original Photos and I have checked file extensions and sizes and they are all the same but for some reason they won’t play properly like the old ones did.
Help!
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