i'm not sure what i should use to resize this 4:3 movie to 16:9. any ideas? is it okay to do it manually or do i need a certain size? i came up with: 820x476. looks widescreen to me.
what's a good change from 4:3 (720x544) to 16:9 (???) ?
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I really dont think that is even possible.
Movies that are formated to 4:3 have the sides more or less clipped off to fit that screen.
So to make a 4:3 to a wide screen you would have to add video images you do not have.
To make a wide screen into a standard screen is one thing and even that doesnt work all that well. -
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I second photo_angel2004
Now if you do convert a 4:3 to 16:9 then the coder will simply stretch the image. which should provide a distorted image. Still it is better to check the original file's aspect ratio [in decimal, using sw like GSpot] before taking any final decision.Comment
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Then you need to take a look at DVD Rebuilder there is no stretching or distorting . All though the picture below don't show it that is one of the 4:3 I converted to 16:9.And this is from MPC while I was playing the movieAttached FilesLast edited by BR7; 7 Mar 2007, 06:54 AM.Comment
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Will DVD Rebuilder convert from wide to standard then as well?
That is something I would like to be able to do since my big screen is standard and MOST DVD's now are Wide screen.
And is there a guide written some place on how to do it?
Thanks,
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Not that I know of.But from what I have been reading it seems if you try and convert 16:9 to 4:3 it will look stretchedComment
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we are living in a wide screen world I guess. LOLComment
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I smell a guide comming. LOL
A new guide would be nice.Comment
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@NightTran
Sure
You go to options and and open up AVS Expert options then open Convert from LB 4:3 to 19:9. From there you select the main movie VTS you want to convert to 16:9.Dont select apply to all cause it will do everything on the dvd. In the example below if I wanted to convert this movie I would select VTS 05 & 06 because it is a series DVD and it has two 1 hour shows on it.Hope this helpsAttached FilesLast edited by BR7; 7 Mar 2007, 09:28 AM.Comment
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I know that but what he was suggesting it would ruin the quality of the movie.I guess what I was getting at was it don't look bad and you can't notice anything was done so I'm sorry for not being more clearComment
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