Netflix has changed their delivery requirements to want everything to be UHD 3840_2160. All my previous and current project(s) are 4096_2160. I have found if I just switch the project to UHD 3840_2160 the image is scaled to fit with a slight letterbox top and bottom. This is how Netflix wants things shot "wide" in their terminology. I did a test dpx export and it does in fact export 3840_2160 dpx frames with letter box.
My question is if there is a more elegant approach to achieving this through some sort of mask settings. I seem to recall some discussion about a way to make mask margins or some parameter like that effect file exports. Video Output settings only effect the output from the DNxIO. Is there a way while staying in the 4096_2160 project to export a dpx that is UHD with letterbox.? The main reason I ask is that when I toggle to UHD all the renders of my safe color limit go offline according to the timeline. Perhaps I am mis-remembering a feature that does not exist? Can anyone clarify if I am remembering something that doesn't exist?
John Moore Barking Trout Productions Studio City, CA bigfish@pacbell.net
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