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  1. 1st Dec 2007 18:19 #1
    novadragon849
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    Hi, recently I started to burn anime onto DVD's to watch on tv but came across a few problems.

    The anime had subtitles on them and when I burn the original files the disc works fine but then the image is too large for the TV so the subtitles appears of the screen.

    So I tried resizing it then burning, this worked so that the subtitles appears on screen completely without a problem, but then the image is all squished and looks ugly compared to the orignal, so I was wondering if there is a way around this.

    I generally use virtualdub then use the resize filter and then burn, but then the lines are all jagged and the anime characters looks all squished, so its ugly.
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    träskmannen
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    Do a search on overscan to understand more about what you're up against.

    I would suggest that you use FitCD (see FulciLives' guide here) https://forum.videohelp.com/topic296341.html#1487285



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