Hi
My input video has 1920x1080 resolution without any blackbox.
During export I changed resolution to 854x480 and keep aspect ratio on 16:9.
When export done there is a small black box on right side of the video.
According wikipedia it is common 16:9 resolution, so no reason for that.
Why the black box added?
Regards
Szabi
854x480 isn’t true 16:9
Because you’re converting one size to another.
1920/854 = 2.24824
1080/480 = 2.25
Where as a 720p 16:9
1920/1280 = 1.5
1080/720 = 1.5
Shotcut’s default is to put images to the top left, so that’s why the extra space is on the right, as you see as a black bar.
The next closest Common Resolution that would match to 16:9 without black bars is going to be 960x540.
If you still want this particular size/resolution you are going to have to set the video mode.
Settings - Video Mode. You can also use a custom video mode.
Use the filter: Rotate & Scale. Set the scale to 100.1%.
When you export, don’t enter advanced as the video mode settings are carried over to the export settings.
Hi
Your recommendation to change video mode in advance is worked.
Many thanks.
Regards
Szabi
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