Newbie here.
I can't seem to get my ratios correct.
What is the proper resolution to select to get the full DVD resolution encoded for movies with ratios of 1.85:1 and 2.35:1?
Thanks
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The equation is simple. Width / Height = Aspect Ratio.
Therefore Width / Aspect Ratio = Height.
Let's assume Width = 640 pixels. Aspect Ratio is 1.85
640 / 1.85 = 345.945945 etc. Rounding up to the nearest pixel gives 346.
A simple validation by putting 640 x 346 shows an aspect ratio of 1.8497, which is near enough in this instance given the slight rounding we had to do.
Again, Width = 640, Aspect Ratio = 2.35
640 / 2.35 = 272.340. Rounding to nearest whole number gives 60 x 272.
FitCD verifies this to be correct.
If you need a smaller width because you need to use a lower bitrate, recalculate accordingly.Read my blog here.
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