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  1. I'm having difficulty removing black borders from an mp4 with Handbrake. I'm a novice. I think I want the image to stretch/distort rather than crop, but I'm also wondering if it thinks that the black borders on the top and bottom are part of the picture, so maybe a crop would work better? Bizarrely, in my first attempt, the black borders had shrunk to an acceptable width, but later when I re-opened it, it had reverted back to wide borders. I've attached an image of the dimensions tab. Can someone tell me what values to enter?

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    It looks like you have a 16:9 video inside a 4:3 frame.
    If you allow it to crop, you can either encode as-is, 1440x812, or resize it down slightly to 720p - 1280x720
    or resize it up to 1920x1080
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  3. Thanks. I tried all three of those settings, but there's still a thin black border at the top and bottom.
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    Originally Posted by whitelighter View Post
    Thanks. I tried all three of those settings, but there's still a thin black border at the top and bottom.
    ???

    Then increase the crop amount by 2 pixels top and bottom by setting cropping to "custom" and adjusting the sizes manually
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  5. Ok thanks, problem solved.
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