how can i stretch my resolution in att? i hv a widescreen monitor but older games dont support that, so i see to black bars on the sides, yes i realise it will look stretched, but unlike other ppl i dont actually mind..
@nine9live5 I suggest checking out the settings on your monitor. What I think your monitor does is that it detects a 4:3 resolution and then it automatically "adds" the black bars on the sides.
@oafaloaf I use Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 to basically cut out the parts where I messed up. Then, I put the markers where I want to zoom in. Then, I open the Premiere Pro Project into Adobe After Effects CS5. I zoom in where I put the markers (Markers are just helpers, they don't do anything to your video). Then I turn on the Motion Blur switch. That's basically it. I recorded this video with FRAPS @ 30 frames per second.
@oafaloaf Also, for the comparison I used After Effects. I made it as a separate video. Added some pics, text, scale keyframes, turned on the motion blur switch. Then I rendered it out in .avi format WITH ALPHA CHANNEL.
how can i stretch my resolution in att? i hv a widescreen monitor but older games dont support that, so i see to black bars on the sides, yes i realise it will look stretched, but unlike other ppl i dont actually mind..
and btw, i cant use CCC because of some error :/
nine9live5 4 months ago
@nine9live5 I suggest checking out the settings on your monitor. What I think your monitor does is that it detects a 4:3 resolution and then it automatically "adds" the black bars on the sides.
UneX100 4 months ago
Just a quick question, what settings do i need to change to stop auto-scaling so i can run a game in windowed mode in low res?
STARLARKS 7 months ago
@STARLARKS You can try it two ways without ATT.
1)
When playing a game use a keyboard short-cut Alt+Enter to make it windowed
2)
Add a -windowed command line to the end of your game shortcut target
3)
There should be a setting in a game itself to make the game windowed
UneX100 7 months ago
lucaturilli????
mushroomhead9808 8 months ago
What are you using for video editing looks clean ;)
oafaloaf 8 months ago
@oafaloaf I use Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 to basically cut out the parts where I messed up. Then, I put the markers where I want to zoom in. Then, I open the Premiere Pro Project into Adobe After Effects CS5. I zoom in where I put the markers (Markers are just helpers, they don't do anything to your video). Then I turn on the Motion Blur switch. That's basically it. I recorded this video with FRAPS @ 30 frames per second.
UneX100 8 months ago
@oafaloaf Also, for the comparison I used After Effects. I made it as a separate video. Added some pics, text, scale keyframes, turned on the motion blur switch. Then I rendered it out in .avi format WITH ALPHA CHANNEL.
UneX100 8 months ago