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we know that a encoder based on MPEG compressing technology requires that video frame's pixel number should be integer times of 16. For example a 480X272 video frame, both 480 and 272 are integer time ...

well, the m2v file is exported by Final Cut Pro.

I know I can use other formats for reference, but I want to figure out why this happened.

It seems both the file and decoder have problem. sin ...

I just discover a very strange video length problem.

The only player which can play back m2v file on my system is media player classic. but MPC shows the video's length incorecctly. for a 11 secon ...

as I have learned before that avi file does not support par other than 1:1,

Of course it does. What gave you that idea?
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I just got those info from other forums, like these below:

on ...

as I have learned before that avi file does not support par other than 1:1, since avi was first coined for video on computer. if a avi file with other par is played back on pc, nearly all the players ...

thanks for your patient explaination.

thanks for reply.

but when anamorphic video is displayed on the 4:3 monitor, it's letter-boxed. so there's enough room above and below the video. even so, there should be chopping?

This problem is a little difficult to describe, so be patient please.

the system is MAC OS X, Final cut pro 5, Blackmagic Multibridge Extreme with composite video out linked to the composite video ...

It seems "32-bit color depth" is used to refer to different color depth, very confusing. can someone make it clear?

well, I just give some examples I have encountered.

for crt or lcd ...

well, just confirmed the problem once more. but I'm not familiar with mac system, so don't know how to grap a pic.

this time the same m2v file was checked in both windows and mac system.

in win ...

I'm sure the settings are all correct.

But now I have no access to the mac system.
maybe later, and I'll grab a pic of the project.

well, the most important problem is that the imported pal m2v file does not occupy the whole frame of the FCP pal project. no matter what method the computer and software use to display video, I'm a ...

well, this relates to another topic I have posted, whether NLE software process video datas in square pixels, or rectangle pixels if the project setting requires? supposed the imported videos have all ...

as for "eyes are more sensitive to vertical than horizontal resolution", I did see it from quite a few places, but don't remember where.

and the other problem.

different softwares ...

I just use FCP (latest version) to creat a pal (resolution=720x576) project, and import a mpeg2 encoded m2v file with resolution of 720x576, the PAR is 1.067. to my surprise, the imported file does ...