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  1. 28th Sep 2001 20:04 #1
    kimpan
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    When I have encoded a file it always gets to 4:3 format when viewing in mediaplayer. But when I get it to full screen it turns to 16:9. I encode with aspect ratio: 16:9 625 line PAL. Source aspect ratio: 16:9 display. Why does it show 4:3 on my tv?? I don't get it, please help me
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    you have made a anamorphic vcd but dvd player dont support that so you have to encode it to 4:3 with black borders. but if you have ws tv or a tv with a 16:9 switch you can use it.

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  3. 28th Sep 2001 22:49 #3
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    how do I encode it to 4:3? what setting is that?
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  4. 28th Sep 2001 22:59 #4
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    If you use TMPG, set aspect ratio to 4:3 625 line(PAL) instead of 16:9 625 line(PAL).
    Source aspect ratio depends on the source.
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