Hey, I'm not getting very far with trying to troll around forums trying to solve my problem and it seems so basic so I'm asking. I use Mac The Ripper to rip movies, and I downloaded a 4.3 G movie in all it's .VOB files glory, but I can't figure out how to make the dimensions fit to my tv screen, so when I play it in my dvd player, I only see a section of the film in the middle of the shot, everything a little closer up. Opening the same movie in VLC...it's a widescreen view with the black bars mostly chopped off.
What is my problem, can Toast (7.1/Titanium) fix it, and how??? I looked in the stickied forum, but everything seems to be about more complex problems and compression. Thanks in advance.
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DVD players have an aspect ratio setup to address this. The setup will cause the player to output 16:9 video on a 4:3 TV either as pan & scan (full screen picture with sides cropped off) or as letterbox (black bars top and bottom). It sounds to me that your player is set to pan & scan. So change its setting.
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