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marcounet33500 -  

Hello,

I would like to resize this video to 16/9. It's currently 720X540. I've tried with CapCut, even Movavi Video Converter. When I change the ratios and save it, the result is always the same. Do you have a solution? I really want this movie. Thank you


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  2. marcounet33500 Author

    ok. However, how can I crop this video because at the beginning the image is fine but later it is much smaller. Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RC_nNxY-Zg

    thank you

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    1. jee pee Moderator

      you split the video in 2, then you resize the first part to the size of the second, then you crop both videos and finally you merge the 2 into 1

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  3. jee pee Moderator

    For example Avidemux.

    Open a file, choose an output format, as you need to re-encode the video, go to Filters, Transformation, Crop (double click), enter values to trim top, bottom, right, left, and save the new file.

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    1. marcounet33500 Author

      Hello. With which software? Thank you.

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      2. jee pee Moderator

        Hello,

        If it's the video itself that has the black frame present in your image, you could crop the video and remove the black edges, thus obtaining a video the size of the visible image.

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        1. glandu

          Hello, with editing software one can crop and zoom into the image, so why not the frame, but it's always about trimming the original image.

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      3. marcounet33500 Author

        Hello,

        The problem is that the image is not even in 4:3; it is very small in size, as if it represents a small square. It corresponds to the image format of old camcorders.

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        1. glandu

          Hello

          AI has made progress, okay, but modifying a resolution is one thing, but changing an aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9 will result in image distortion in height and stretching in width. I believe you should stick with your old film in 4:3 with its resolution.

          "Donkeys change their minds, not fools"
          please remember to put "resolved" on your message if that's the case.

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