Uploaded July 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Yeah. I bet you know who this is xD
Yeep. Adriana. v.v
I bet you're like 'UGHHH BE SOMEONE
ELSE OTHER THAN HER!!!! SHE ALREADY
DID LIKE 4 VIDEOS IN A ROW!' Yeah.
I wouldn't blame 'ya there. lol.
Anyway, this is how to get HD.
1. Best (Full)
2. Copy Properties shown in video.
3. Copy Custom shown in video.
4. Right click on picture/video. Hover mouse cursor over 'Switches' then untick/uncheck 'Maintain Aspect Ratio.' Your clip will look wider than usual.
5. Click on that little white box on your clip in the timeline. It's Pan/Crop. On the little drop down arrow on the top of that window for panning (zooming), choose the '16:9 Widescreen TV Aspect Ratio.'
6. If must, adjust where you want your clip to be zoomed in. If not satisfied with results, then you don't have to do it, unless you don't want HD.
- - - - - x
Program Used;
Sony Vegas Pro 8.0
Song; Stickwitu
ILU ALL! (:
Artist; The Pussycat Dolls.
Yeah. I bet you know who this is xD
Yeep. Adriana. v.v
I bet you're like 'UGHHH BE SOMEONE
ELSE OTHER THAN HER!!!! SHE ALREADY
DID LIKE 4 VIDEOS IN A ROW!' Yeah.
I wouldn't blame 'ya there. lol.
Anyway, this is how to get HD.
1. Best (Full)
2. Copy Properties shown in video.
3. Copy Custom shown in video.
4. Right click on picture/video. Hover mouse cursor over 'Switches' then untick/uncheck 'Maintain Aspect Ratio.' Your clip will look wider than usual.
5. Click on that little white box on your clip in the timeline. It's Pan/Crop. On the little drop down arrow on the top of that window for panning (zooming), choose the '16:9 Widescreen TV Aspect Ratio.'
6. If must, adjust where you want your clip to be zoomed in. If not satisfied with results, then you don't have to do it, unless you don't want HD.
- - - - - x
Program Used;
Sony Vegas Pro 8.0
Song; Stickwitu
ILU ALL! (:
Artist; The Pussycat Dolls.










