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Yeah, got that? I have some DVDs that are originally formatted in widescreen, however the copy I have apparently is intended for fullscreen. Consequently, its less than 1/2 the size it should be. I am playing it on my widescreen LCD TV with my computer (Vista w/ DVI in Media Player 11). Can I get the picture to be displayed normally?
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Unless you have played around with the aspect ratio when editing the DVD, just make sure your player is setup correctly to match the TV type (16:9). With a 4:3 pic, you should see black bars left and right and if the source is letterboxed (and not 16:9 anamorphoic) on top and bottom too, making the pic as you described.
Perhaps use the zoom feature on your software.
RegardsLast edited by blutach; 3 Jul 2007, 09:45 AM.Les
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