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Portrait vs Landscape

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#1 AmyBB
I am rather new at all of this and this software. I am trying to create a time lapse from a melting snowman. However I cannot get the software to NOT cut off the top and bottom portions of the video.

I cropped the files in LR to the 16:9 format. However LRT crops it down to the middle portion only.

How can I fix this?

Amy B
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#2 Gunther
In the LRTimelapse settings, there is a "crop to 16:9" setting, please uncheck this, than initialize the sequence (Metadata/Initialize) and start over. Now LRTimelapse should leave the crop alone.
Portrait timelapses are rather uncommon :-)
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#3 AmyBB
I tried to make this change, however it is still cropping the vid.
In the final render option there is an option box to force render under output.

I tried to uncheck this however it then does not produce a vid that I can watch, I get a compression error.

Any ideas?
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#4 Gunther
LRTimelapse has not been tested to work with Portrait sequences. The video encoder might fail on those. I'm sorry I currently have no solution for this.
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#5 kevinbuckley70
I also need to make a portrait timelapse. Did you find a solution?
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#6 Gunther
No, this is not supported. But you can use the images in Landscape format, create the video in landscape format and then rotate in a video editor to portrait if need be.
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#7 kevinbuckley70
Ah OK, yes. Thanks.

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