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  1. 18th Jul 2005 22:31 #1
    frogman54
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    I have video that just isn't meant to be blown up to the full size of my TV but I can't figure out how to burn the files to DVD and make it appear smaller. Anyone know?
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  2. 19th Jul 2005 01:10 #2
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    Huh?
    Is this an overscan issue?

    Or you want the video to only occupy maybe 50% of the set?
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  3. 19th Jul 2005 03:52 #3
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    Add black borders.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  4. 19th Jul 2005 04:19 #4
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    Use borders to keep it at it's native resolution within a full frame - tmpgenc has a setting to do this pretty easily - I just can't remember which one.
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  5. 19th Jul 2005 04:33 #5
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    Or use VirtualDub's Resize filter
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