In reading many of the guides on this site I notice that when converting DVD to AVI some people keep the original width of 720 and others crop 8 pixels from right and leftfor a 704 resolution.
What are the pros and cons of each method. I understand that by cropping the black bar letterboxing from top and bottom that you that you can gain a higher bitrate especially where the black edge meets the actual video
Is there a very small black border at right and left of a 720 resolution DVD?
Thanks for your help.
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From DVD ->, or AVI to DVD ? From DVD -> AVI resolution is pretty arbitrary. Most one-click convertors resize to 640 x nnn, where nnn varies by resolution/aspect ratio.
Going back the other way (AVI -> DVD) I often use 704 because the resize is slightly lower, resulting in slightly less degradation (probably invisible, but hey, I feel better about it). So long as the aspect ratio is calculated correctly, it doesn't matter much either way. Both are valid, and your player/tv will address it on playback.Read my blog here.
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