Hello, I have several dvdr home movies that appear "squished" to 4x3 (image tall and skinny) when I play them back.
They should play in 16x9, so the image has black on the left or the right.
I want to end up with a dvd that plays these in 16x9 aspect ratio on a widescreen tv.
I have tried this with XviC4PSP 5.0, and I was able to get the correct aspect ratio, but the video gets re-encoded and shrunk to about 50% of its original size on the disc.
Is there a way to simply change the aspect ratio without re-encoding? Or if I have to re-encode is there a way that I can do this without further compression of the video?
Thanks for any help that you can give me.
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PGCEdit can change the DAR in the IFO so that almost all hardware and software DVD players will see it as being 16:9. No reencoding.
I don't have it on this computer but as I remember, open the DVD, right-click on the video and go to the Domain Attributes screen. Change and save. Something like that. -
I've used this on video made on a DVD recorder.
https://www.videohelp.com/tools/IfoAR2WS -
You mean so the image does NOT have black bars on the left and right ?
Black bars on the left and right on a modern HDTV would not be 16:9.
Anyways, seeing as you really did not say what format you have, I will assume a standard DVD video, I have used this before many times to
correct the AR on standard DVD Video format videos without re-encoding and it takes a few seconds.
DVDPatcher -
DVDPatcher will change the aspect ratio. Fast and simple and no re-encoding.