Is there any way to convert a full screen video I filmed into widescreen?

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I was filming a project, but halfway through my battery died and I had to switch cameras.  The second half was filmed 4:3, and I was wondering if there was some way I could just cut off the tops and bottom without stretching the video.  I understand I would lose quality in doing this, but it needs to be done.  Any suggestions?

Rugratzzzzzzzzzzz · Accepted Answer

You are right you will loose quality, you can do this but it all depends on the editing software you are using. 

ther is a good thread for you here, 


http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/298673-How-do-I-convert-4-3-DV-to-pillarboxed-16-9-DV

just follow it through

RR

Anonymous · Answer

properly, specific and no. enable's use case in point....previous video clips that are being released on Blu-Ray, enable's say video clips like the Terminator. those videos weren't initially filmed with intense Definition Cameras, yet by enhancing, action picture studios can improve the photograph and make it seem mind-blowing! So besides the incontrovertible fact that it grow to be in no way shot in HD, they're waiting to edit it and improve the video high quality. That being suggested, they at the instant are not going to seem everywhere close to the customary of video clips that have been shot in HD. So surely, i think your answer is definite....they could be "made into HD" i'm assuming you should to any video with the acceptable equipment and utility.

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Is there any way to convert a full screen video I filmed into widescreen?

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