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I tend to use Premiere pro CS6 to burn various pieces of exam work to DVD, whenever you bring in the videos it says "do you want to change sequence settings" i say yes and it sets the sequence to the settings needed to match the video aspect ratio of the first video i import into the sequence.

 

Now i've got about 20 video files filmed on different cameras, some videos are a higher resolution than others so as i go through the videos it starts big then goes to a tiny window. Not knowing that much about how to use premiere pro, can anyone tell me if it's possible to adjust the resolution of the sequence at different intervals to make it all fit correctly?

 

May not be the best explanation but hopefully someone understands me.

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I've no idea if this is the right or recommended way to do it but i've found a work around by setting the sequence up with the smallest resolution, then just scaling all the larger clips down to the same resolution as the smallest. A pain in the rear and not great on picture quality compared to the 1440x1080 and 1280x720 stuff (The smallest must be some naff camera filming at 640x480 :/) but hopefully it's good enough for them.

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