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  1. 21st Jul 2002 18:41 #1
    laurel2k
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    I have a short intro clip that is played before my scene selection menu comes up on my SVCD. When I play the SVCD on my computer, everything is fine. But when I play it on my stand alone DVD player(Hyundai), it is cropped and I loose some of the video on each side of the intro mpeg only.

    I used VCDEasy to create the SVCD.

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  2. 21st Jul 2002 19:36 #2
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    Most likely reason is TV overscan. You lose part of everything on TV because they overscan.
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  3. 21st Jul 2002 19:39 #3
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    Do a search on these forums for that very term:

    overscan

    and you'll get lots of hits
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  4. 22nd Jul 2002 05:39 #4
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    Originally Posted by laurel2k
    I have a short intro clip that is played before my scene selection menu comes up on my SVCD. When I play the SVCD on my computer, everything is fine. But when I play it on my stand alone DVD player(Hyundai), it is cropped and I loose some of the video on each side of the intro mpeg only.

    I used VCDEasy to create the SVCD.

    Jorge
    Since its only your intro, did you make that > full screen keep aspect ratio, sounds like you made it full screen, which will increase the size of the frame, loosing part of the image.
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  5. 22nd Jul 2002 13:16 #5
    laurel2k
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    Thanks for all the help. I will encode the original mpeg one more time, this time trying a different setting within TMPGenc to compensate for the overscan.

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