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  1. Right i know this comes up more than once but i just wanna see how you people go about it and your opinion.

    Now with a 1.85: ws movie when encoding i set the source to 16.9 keep aspect ratio,then u get a small black line top and bottom,this way u get the correct ratio.

    But with 2.35:1 i was think of setting the source ratio to 4.3,(i know what people r thinking wrong ratio),but when u set a 2.35:1 movie to 16.9 the black bars double in size taking up at least 50 - 60% of the screen only giving you 40 - 50% of the screen is the movie.Even on a ws tv.(this is the way ripping groups do it i.e tcf,RFtA,FLiX ..etc...)But this annoys me,i cant sit there and watch a movie on my ws tv and only see 40 - 50 % of the movie.


    So what do u people think,your opinions,what you do ???
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    If you don't mind having the picture look distorted and stretched you can set the aspect ratio to anything convenient. Yes, 2.35:1 movies appear as a narrow ribbon across the middle of your TV, which is a little irritating. But at least people's heads are the right shape.
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  3. I do see what your saying,but i done a quick little test.A 2.35:1 movie with the source set to 4.3 so that it had standard black bars at top and bottom,but when i played it back on my ws tv the picture didnt look streched to my eyes.
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  4. I am confused by all the ratio's and this kinda helped..
    Dont know if it applies for ripping cd's though, but give it a look..
    http://gregl.net/videophile/anamorphic.htm
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