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I am trying to create a tutorial using footage of a screen recording from a mobile device and screen recording from a laptop. The problem I'm having is trying to combine the two. I have the most mobile device footage and that's what I started with so that is the frame size. (looks like the size of a phone screen.) when I try to add in the laptop footage it only shows what fills the smaller frame? I know how to set to frame but I need to do the opposite and have the frame scale to picture.
I've looked everywhere and cannot find a solution. Keep in mind I'm a beginner and self taught. Thanks!
Hi sinclaira -
1. Right click on your sequence from the Project Panel and select sequence settings.
2. From the sequence settings window, under "Video" change your horizontal to 1920, so you will get a 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution and an aspect ratio of 16:9. Then hit ok.
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What Adobe application (and version) are you trying to use? If you tell us, we can forward your request to the appropriate forum. (This one is not for that purpose.)
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Premiere Pro CC 2017, sorry about that.
Thanks!
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I recommend Step 1 here.
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If you want to change the framesize, select sequence in Project Window,
Go to Sequence / Sequence Settings,
Set Editing Mode to Custom,
Change horizontal and vertical parameters.
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Hi sinclaira -
1. Right click on your sequence from the Project Panel and select sequence settings.
2. From the sequence settings window, under "Video" change your horizontal to 1920, so you will get a 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution and an aspect ratio of 16:9. Then hit ok.
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If the sequence is made of a preset you cannot change height and width without changing the editing mode to Custom first.
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Interesting, I'm able to change height and width from the DSLR preset without changing the editing mode to Custom first.
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I see now: some presets have fixed resolutions some dont..........
As I dont use dslr I assumed it was all presets.