Hi all, i'm trying to encode an xvid with 576x240 resolution with tmpgenc. I can get it to work with 16x9, but with full screen the video is stretched(coneheads..lol) I have searched all over for a way to fix without any luck. Is there settings that anyone knows of that would correct this problem?.... or am I stuck with having to watch 16x9 dvd on a 27 inch tv. Thanks in advance
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Did you try using 1:1 (VGA) aspect ratio in addition to selecting full screen(keep aspect ratio)?
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On my first attempt I had 1:1(VGA) with full screen(keep aspect ratio) and it stretched it. I have tried other combo's with the same result, except for 16x9. Have you had success with that resolution converting to full screen dvd?
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Sure have. Using the settings in my last post.
Sounds like WinMedia Player 6.4. Have you tried it in another player?
To fix the problem in tmpgenc is goto settings/advanced/clip frame/arrange setting and choose center(custom size) and adjust away.
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I had no luck with those settings teegee420, must be something i'm doing wrong? I used the center(custom size method 720x340) like johns0 said, and it worked like a charm. Thanks for all the responses, I really appreciate it!
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Apparently you did something right because you solved the problem. Good for you.
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