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  • SandyJane
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2002
    • 5
    #1

    newbie with a few problems

    please excuse me, I'm not as technically experienced or educated as most of you I read through all the guides I could find and still can't find some answers I needed. I was hoping some of you guys would help me out First I'll tell you what I use to rip a dvd. I use smartripper to rip the dvd, then dvd2avi to set the audio and make it usable for TMPGEnc, which I use to make it into an mpeg. My problem is this: when I rip a dvd that is full screen, no matter how I make the settings in dvd2avi and TMPGEnc it still comes out looking widescreen and does not take up the whole screen as it should (I play t hem with windows media player 7.0). I was wondering if any of you had any idea what I could do to rip full screen dvds to actually play back full screen. Any help would be appreciated. I'm sorry for typing so much, I just wanted to give all the information I had

    Also another thing I was wondering about: when converting a dvd to an avi using dvd2avi, when you make it into a divx file, it gives an option for a 2nd pass, should this be used? I'm sorry once again. I'm just very new at this. Thanks to anyone that reads.
    Last edited by SandyJane; 4 Sep 2002, 01:21 PM.
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    • The Sorcerer
      Digital Video Technician
      Digital Video Technician
      • Jan 2002
      • 463
      #2
      i think it would be the best if u try 2 use dvd2svcd from now on!

      but i think it will not help with your widesrceen problem
      the problem with the widesrceen is that u need 2 cut a part of a 16:9 video 4 looking it in 4:3!

      so u would lose some information u maybe don´t want 2 miss!
      in tmpeg u can change it in: mpeg settings -> advanced -> video arrange meth. -> center (custom size(!))


      2nd-pass(4 avi): useful because the bitrate is variable and if there is a fast szene the picture is still good... (in short^^)
      2nd-pass(4 mpeg-2): the same

      2nd-pass avi 2 mpeg-2: might sometimes bring trouble!

      i hope i was help!

      ask as much as u can

      cu
      simon

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        • SandyJane
          Junior Member
          Junior Member
          • Sep 2002
          • 5
          #3
          thank you very much sir

          I'm not trying to convert a widescreen movie into full screen, I'm tring to rip a full screen dvd but everything I do it still comes out with the bars, and I'm pretty sure it's the 4:3 ratio setting. I was just wondering how to get rid of those bars and have the movie fill the whole monitor. Once again thank you for taking the time to help me

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