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  1. 16th Aug 2005 21:33 #1
    fredpb
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    I use this program to create NTSC DVDs out of PAL avi's.

    But the original is widescreen or 16:9.

    The DVD is not the usual letterbox format when played...that is...dark top and bottom. It is "full screen", and "zoomed" in. I have to set my DVD player to force letterbox format.

    How can I make these dvd's play without setting up DVD player? When you get a letterbox or widescreen dvd from a store, it plays without setting the DVD player with the wide picture with dark top and bottom. That is what I want.
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    Can i see a log file of such a run?
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  4. 17th Aug 2005 12:20 #4
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    Originally Posted by ChrissyBoy
    Can i see a log file of such a run?
    Sent it to you via PM.
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