THIS IS STILL KILLING ME!!!
Y is it that when i convert a widescreen AVI to 320x240 MP4, its fullscreen and not widescreen!!???
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you'll need to fill in more details. You'll need to let us know what the actual source is (a dvd rip? - we don't need to know the actual name of the movie/tv show just what source it is coming from) and what conversion program your using. You will also need to let us know what the destination is. Is it for a portable video player like an ipod or zune? Is it for your computer or a portable dvd player?
Donatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
the AVI is a dvd rip, i'm using total video converter and i need it for my Ipod.
And it only supports 320x240 -
320x240 is 4:3 if you use square pixels (1:1). If you want to make it look "normal" widescreen it will be tiny thin with black borders. Almost impossible to view on such a small screen
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so wut do u suggest i do then? the fullscreen makes the faces look stretched on my Ipod!
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I suggest you don't use IPOD to view widescreen content. Seriously.
The 1st is from the IronMan apple trailer at 640x272. The DAR is 2.35
The 2nd is redone as if it were for and IPOD. Absolutely rediculous watching it.
I don't use total video converter, so I don't know if it has the settings. You can do this in avidemux. There is an IPOD setting (auto=>ipod). There are other converters as well like videora
Good luck
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no offense but that second picture doesn't look to bad at all! I wish my AVI looked like that! at least its widescreen
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None taken! If it's ok for your tastes , then fine.
Like I said, I don't use total video converter.
In avidemux:
1) open your video
2) auto=>ipod (this has presets for compatibility)
3) press save including extension (e.g. "myfile.mp4")
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Doesn't the iPod have some support for 640x480 - or somewhere around there - video? (I couldn't say... my sister's the one with a video-playing iPod. I just have a regular old music-playing iPod.
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Yeah, I don't know about Total Video Converter, either... for iPod video, I usually recommend Videora iPod Converter. I think Xvid4PSP may also do a decent job, though I haven't tried it.If cameras add ten pounds, why would people want to eat them? -
FWIW, I use Videora and Xvid4PSP, always keep the videos widescreen, encode them at 640 x 480, and find them completely watchable either on the built in screen, but especially if connected to an external screen. I will not compromise my widescreen viewing just because the screen is small.
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The second picture posted earlier is exactly what I get for my Zune when I convert a widescreen to 320x240. It's a little tight on the zune screen but like guns1inger said above I don't like cropped video even on a small screen.
Originally Posted by guns1inger
Now isn't 320x170 widescreen on a portable player? I'm not sure but maybe somebody else can confirm this.Donatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
This topic cought my eye while browsing around, so naturally it struk my curiosity..
(I thought the ipod max screen resolution was 320x240 pixels)
poisondeathray, I don't own an ipod (I don't see the reason why all the hype about it, though maybe I'm issing something there, I don't know -- anyways) and maybe you know the answer to this, or not, but I was just wondering.. they don't padd cropped video (ie, 320x180) to a letterbox with their own pure black (would be better quality imo) or they won't work cause video is not in minimum pixel specs ? or something else error'wise
Or, maybe put this way..
A -- ie, given 320x180 video, ipods auto pads it to fill whole 320x240 viewing screen
B -- ie, given 320x180 video, ipods bails out in an error or worse, plays video poorly
C -- get a bigger ipod
EDIT: sat 4:20pm
source: http://www.apple.com/ipodclassic/specs.html
Display:
2.5-inch (diagonal) color LCD with LED backlight
320-by-240-pixel resolution at 163 pixels per inch <-- whatever that means
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actually i just tried 320x180 and it is in widescreen on the Ipod! thanks for ur help i can't believe it worked!
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Originally Posted by OG24
open that picture in a picture editor, set your ipod in front of your pc display
now shrink the window of the photo program until that picture will fit on your ipod.. now imagine watching a the whole movie
if your read for that , go ahead and hone conversion skills
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