Vob File has a aspect ratio of 704X480 in Dvd Lab Pro.

[mlong30]

Hi All,

I'm trying to create a DL DVD using Dvd Lab Pro 2.19. I have a .VOB file that I created with VOB merge and I just noticed that the aspect ratio is 704X480 when I tried to add this file to Dvd Lab. Dvd lab is suggesting that I put this video into a different VTS Menu. Since my other files are 720X480.

Is there anyway I can fix this .VOB file, so that it works in DVD Lab without creating a another VST Menu of a different aspect ratio?

http://www.tinkertimes.com/Photo/gspotaspectratiooff.jpg

Thanks.

Matt

[GeorgeW]

I would use a separate VTS (i.e. you shouldn't mix formats/resolutions in the same VTS). You can add a BRIDGE object to link to the movie (Menu button to Bridge, then Bridge to Movie in separate VTS).

Regards,
George

[mlong30]

I would use a separate VTS (i.e. you shouldn't mix formats/resolutions in the same VTS). You can add a BRIDGE object to link to the movie (Menu button to Bridge, then Bridge to Movie in separate VTS).

Regards,
George

I have about 8 different video in one VTS menu, with a Main, Scene Selection and Bonus Menu. If I use the Bridge object, and setup the video into its own VTS, can I still link directly to it from my Bonus Menu I already have setup correct? This way I don't have to create a new menu system for second VTS Menu.

Thanks.

Matt

[GeorgeW]

I would use a separate VTS (i.e. you shouldn't mix formats/resolutions in the same VTS). You can add a BRIDGE object to link to the movie (Menu button to Bridge, then Bridge to Movie in separate VTS).

Regards,
George

I have about 8 different video in one VTS menu, with a Main, Scene Selection and Bonus Menu. If I use the Bridge object, and setup the video into its own VTS, can I still link directly to it from my Bonus Menu I already have setup correct? This way I don't have to create a new menu system for second VTS Menu.

Thanks.

Matt

Yes, Menu Button to Bridge, then Bridge to Movie in separate VTS.

You can do the same the other way (Movie in separate VTS to another Bridge, then that Bridge back to a specific Menu).

Regards,
George

[theewizard]

4:3. 5:4. 16:9 these are aspect ratios

704*480 is the pixel demensions , the display aspect ratio determines how the picture will be stretched or squezzed to fit the screen

and files with different demensions shoud be in seperate vts