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  1. 4th Dec 2003 22:22 #1
    DMikeX-
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    I am having trouble encoding 512x384 avi files to svcd, when i finish the encode and play it on my tv the video is sretched or cutoff on the bottom and sides, it anyone know how to fix this msg me back!!!

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  2. 4th Dec 2003 22:35 #2
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    im sorry the source is 512x384 and trying to encode to svcd which is 480x480...
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  3. 5th Dec 2003 00:23 #3
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    Are you using a guide? What are your video settings in TMPGEnc?

    Video arrange should be set to Full Screen (keep aspect ratio).
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  4. 5th Dec 2003 14:21 #4
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    it is set to full screen and keep as aspect ratio, but it stills does the same thing, i have checked for bad frames and everything is o.k. its just with the screen scretch and frame cutoff
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    Your source is 1:1 not 4:3, make sure your source settings are correct. And it has to be letterboxed, not full screen. You want "Keep Aspect Ratio" method #2, that's the letterbox option.
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  6. 5th Dec 2003 22:14 #6
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    yo

    Set your source to full screen (keep aspect ratio)

    Then follow my guide because the way TMPGEnc resizes is not nearly as good as VDub's filter.
    My AVI -> Any Format Guide is available here.
    My Frame Resize Calculator (enhanced for Virtualdub) is available here
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  7. 6th Dec 2003 01:42 #7
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    nope both of those didnt work, how to i get it to fit my tv screen...

    is it my source: 4:3 or 1:1, or my aspect ratio 4:3 or 1:1 im getting confused and when someone says try that, it still does the same thing..

    need more help
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  8. 23rd Dec 2003 10:06 #8
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    Actually, since your file is perfect 4:3 ratio, all you have to do is set input to fullscreen 1:1 and out to 4:3.
    My AVI -> Any Format Guide is available here.
    My Frame Resize Calculator (enhanced for Virtualdub) is available here
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