Hi guys,
I am new to this site and new to the conversion process as well.
I have been trying for almost two weeks now to fix my problem without success. Thus the reason of my post here.
I am trying to convert PAL AVI video files which are in the fullscreen 4:3 format (576x432) to NTSC fullscreen 4:3.
I am able to convert the AVI files to NTSC 4:3 format and create a DVD without problem, except that the resolution is 640x480.
From what I could understand, most if not all DVD players use a resolution of 720x480 for the 4:3 NTSC format.
When I put my freshly burned DVD in my player, the image is enlarged and I am missing approx. an inch on all sides of the image.
It's like the player is taking my 640x480 video and zoom it to 720*480. When I use the "shrink" option on my DVD player..the image is perfect.
What is the best way to fix this?
I am using VSO for the conversion and NERO for the DVD creation.
Thank you for any help or input you may have.
I am new to this site and new to the conversion process as well.
I have been trying for almost two weeks now to fix my problem without success. Thus the reason of my post here.
I am trying to convert PAL AVI video files which are in the fullscreen 4:3 format (576x432) to NTSC fullscreen 4:3.
I am able to convert the AVI files to NTSC 4:3 format and create a DVD without problem, except that the resolution is 640x480.
From what I could understand, most if not all DVD players use a resolution of 720x480 for the 4:3 NTSC format.
When I put my freshly burned DVD in my player, the image is enlarged and I am missing approx. an inch on all sides of the image.
It's like the player is taking my 640x480 video and zoom it to 720*480. When I use the "shrink" option on my DVD player..the image is perfect.
What is the best way to fix this?
I am using VSO for the conversion and NERO for the DVD creation.
Thank you for any help or input you may have.
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