got 2 questions and don't know where to post them

[soccer09_9]

hi, i have two questions and i was wondering if anyone could please help me out, when i convert the avi to mpg on tnmpg i'm trying to get it full screen pal, so i go 4:3pal and center and i have to choose the size i want. to get it full screen you have to guess at what size and i'm not good at that it can take me 1000 guess's to figure it out, so if i got a video of 630X320 how do i get it full screen on a 32 inch tv is there a certain screen size for a 32 inch tv or what?
second i was wondering when i covert it and burn it even though and when i get it full screen it has a green line flickering and it is big about 3 inches and the full width it is throughout the whole movie so how do i get ride of it, please help thanks
the wiz

[Sefy]

Regarding the green line at the bottom, that's just a bad codec playback on your PC, you won't have it on your DVD Player/TV.

As for Full Screen, instead of using Center and/or selecting screen size, use the Full Screen (keep aspect ratio 2) and this will provide you with the best setting.

[soccer09_9]

the green line doesn't show up on the movie when i watch it on my computer only on my dvd player

[Sefy]

Ok, now that's the first one i've heard, it doesn't show on the PC, but it shows on the DVD.

Ok, lets do some detective work here, are you matching the correct Template with your Source Movie ?

[Truman]

The flickering you mentioned is quite strange. What a source is it?

[soccer09_9]

okay the source for the vcd that i made with the movie i am using 4:3 625 line or should i be using 1:1 VGA? and to get it full screen i have to change the size of the video do u know how i would get it full screen? cause i get different sizes of movies and then i have to guess what size i need

[Sefy]

I Don't see what that question is related to your other ones, but, since you asked, then, match the aspect ratio and video arrange methods to your source, if your source is 4:3, then use 4:3, if it's 16:9, then 16:9.
in the Video Arrange, use Full Screen (keep aspect ratio 2).