HELP! When I convert my avi-mpeg, the widescreen does not stay!Video is Squished!

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  • nitesite8
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2002
    • 25

    HELP! When I convert my avi-mpeg, the widescreen does not stay!Video is Squished!

    When I convert my avi movie to a mpeg movie (to make a vcd) it does not stay in widescreen. Instead, it like squishes the picture together making the people on the screen look VERY THIN!! How can I make the avi resolution the same as the mpeg resolution??
  • Kaiser-Soze
    Platinum Member
    Platinum Member
    • Jan 2002
    • 165

    #2

    First of all don't do that (Spamming all the forums with the same post two times)

    As for your problem you can adjust the resolution to a more widescreen ratio.
    16/9, 2.35:1 e.t.c.

    For Example if your movie is 740x576 and u want it at 16/9
    U have to resize the movie to 16/9 which is 720x405 and that makes us 720x400 (because the resolution values must be multiples of 16).
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    • nitesite8
      Junior Member
      Junior Member
      • Jan 2002
      • 25

      #3
      so I adjust the resolution after I convert from avi-to-mpeg rght?? Do you know a good resolution adjuster and a good avi-to-mpeg converter?? I dont have an adjuster at all but I do have a converter but for some reason, it cuts the last 5 min off of a movie I converted. And it takes FOREVER(15 hours to do a 1:45 movie). Thanks..

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      • Kaiser-Soze
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        Platinum Member
        • Jan 2002
        • 165

        #4
        Try TMPEG
        as for the time (15 hours)
        It depends on your PC specifications
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        • nitesite8
          Junior Member
          Junior Member
          • Jan 2002
          • 25

          #5
          ok, well I got a pretty good computer. 1 GHz and 256 MG RAM. Fast CD player like 50x speed or something. Its got plenty of stuff in it, I think my converter was just really crappy

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