Hi jsut a quick question

[steve. h]

Hi
Let me first say what a wicked site this is and how totally over my head most of the things you discuss here are, however i am determined to learn and stumble my way through becoming more pc literate, think your guides are excellent by the way and hope that due to them i will not have to post many more of these questions:
I asked a computer engineer who was actually round to sort out my old mans pc if he could put some of my anime onto the computer as files so i could also have a copy of them - anime is very hard to come buy (cheaply anyway) where i live and want to keep it in good condition. Anyway i came back to find that he had left me loads of nice folders with the title names but which contained the dreaded bin and cue files. I knew nothing about these files but after reading through your forum i believe i am o.k with them now. My only problem is when i view them in VLC player or convert them into mpeg with vcdgear to play on other viewers the picture is always tiny.
So my question is can i chane this and view them in a proper size and also if i ever dare to learn how to burn dvd's will the picture still be this small on the t.v.
When i say small picture i mean it looks like its letterboxed and squeezed horizontally at the same time, kind of like a little rectangle in the middle of the screen.
Any help would be much appreciated and i did try to find out for myself - i typed in 'bin' to the forum search and read from 1-27 of !89! pages of all the bin related articles with no result, this was after reading the guides of course.
Cheers in advance
Steve

[junkmalle]

Alt+Enter

[steve. h]

Sorry mate not just a newbie, also a thickie - where do i do alt + enter
Cheers

[junkmalle]

Most media players will go full screen if you press Alt+Enter.

[steve. h]

Sorry didn't specify enough, this problem is at full screen - although now i have learnt a handy way of going full screen without using the tool bar, thanks

[junkmalle]

I don't know VLC in particular -- but most media players have a setting that forces the video to stretch to the window size. You could try using Media Player Classic which definitely has the feature.