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  1. i have asked before,but im still a bit baffed.

    If i have a widescreen movie that has black bars when watching on a wstv,when encoding in tmpg i set the source to 4.3 full screen keep aspect ratio because if i select 16.9 the bars double in size and when playing back on my dvd player the pictures to small.

    But when i have a widescreen movie thats comes out in full screen when watching on a wstv,

    i.e

    resident evil (r1)
    predator special edtion (r2)
    terminator special edtion (r2)
    Ali G In Da House (r2)

    What should i set the source to,if i set it to 4.3 as above i get full screen and 16.9 i get standard black bars.

    as here it says something about it....

    http://www.doom9.org/aspectratios.htm

    please could someone help me out here.

    thanks
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    Some movies should have black borders on a wstv and some not(~2.35:1 should have it and ~1.85:1 should not). And then you have anamorphic dvds that makes it even more confusing. You could read this for some more info
    http://gregl.net/videophile/anamorphic.htm
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    http://www.thedigitalbits.com/articles/anamorphic/
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  3. cheers Baldrick,i read them i understand it but the thing is all them movies i put down r 1.85:1 except ali g ,i think thats 2.35:1 yet all of them come out in FS on my WSTV,but when i select the sorce as 16.9 full screen keep aspect ratio on tmpg i get the black borders.The only way i can get them FS like they was when playing from the original is to set the source to 4.3.

    But that site i put up in this post it tells u your ment to put the black boarders.Also that site says something about dvd players ajusting a svcd.

    Also all the release i see on vcdquality of the same films there've all got the boarders.

    I wise someone could make there mind up,i keep getting all this different stuff,1 saying one thing another saying some thing else.
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