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    Using HCenc, I encoded an AVI file to M2V. I specified 16/9 Aspect Ratio in HCenc and in AviSynth, I add no borders and no cropping.

    When I authored the DVD and watched it in a stand alone DVD Player, it has black borders at the top and bottom of the picture. I have my Plasma TV set to 16/9 Ratio as well. Also, the AVI file doesn't appear to have borders on it when I view it in Mplayer. Is there anyway I can get rid of the black borders. See info below:

    Avisynth:
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    AVISource("C:\mymovie.avi", audio=false)
    LanczosResize(720,480)
    AssumeFPS(25)

    Mediainfo:
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    General #0
    Complete name                : C:\mymovie.avi
    Format                       : AVI
    Format/Info                  : Audio Video Interleave
    Format/Family                : RIFF
    File size                    : 330 MiB
    PlayTime                     : 42mn 11s
    Bit rate                     : 1093 Kbps
    StreamSize/String            : 1.52 MiB
    
    Video #0
    Codec                        : XviD
    Codec/Family                 : MPEG-4V
    Codec/Info                   : XviD project
    Codec profile                : Simple Profile/Level 3
    Codec settings, Packet bitst : No
    Codec settings, BVOP         : No
    Codec settings, QPel         : No
    Codec settings, GMC          : 0
    Codec settings, Matrix       : Default
    PlayTime                     : 42mn 11s
    Bit rate                     : 896 Kbps
    Width                        : 640 pixels
    Height                       : 432 pixels
    Display Aspect ratio         : 1.481
    Frame rate                   : 25.000 fps
    Resolution                   : 8 bits
    Chroma                       : 4:2:0
    Interlacement                : Progressive
    Bits/(Pixel*Frame)           : 0.130
    StreamSize/String            : 270 MiB
    Writing library              : XviD 0.0.0
    Writing library/Date         : UTC 2003-03-25
    
    Audio #0
    Codec                        : MPEG-1 Audio layer 3
    PlayTime                     : 42mn 11s
    Bit rate mode                : CBR
    Bit rate                     : 192 Kbps
    Channel(s)                   : 2 channels
    Sampling rate                : 44.1 KHz
    Resolution                   : 16 bits
    Video0 delay                 : 26ms
    StreamSize/String            : 57.9 MiB
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    Originally Posted by Maikeru-sama
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    Display Aspect ratio : 1.481
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    ??

    why don't you post a screenshot or two from vdub.


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    Originally Posted by 45tripp
    Originally Posted by Maikeru-sama
    [/code]
    Display Aspect ratio : 1.481
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    ??

    why don't you post a screenshot or two from vdub.


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    Screen shots of the AVI file or the rendered M2V file?
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    both, but mostly the avi
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    No black borders on top or bottom. Don't have time to really look into it, maybe it is the TV, but it is set to 16/9.

    AVI in VDub


    M2V in VDubMod
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    Further investigation would seem to point at the DVD Authoring Software, TMPGenc 1.5. When I look at the clip preview, it has borders around it. I don't think there is a setting that you can change.

    I will try to use TMPGenc 3, which I really dislike using .
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    Tmpgenc 1.5 doesn't re-encode, I believe, so it won't add borders.

    You do understand that you will create a distorted image with this resize ?

    I also assume you are applying pulldown with DGPulldown to get from 25fps -> 29.970fps before you author ?
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    Tmpgenc 1.5 doesn't re-encode, I believe, so it won't add borders.

    You do understand that you will create a distorted image with this resize ?

    I also assume you are applying pulldown with DGPulldown to get from 25fps -> 29.970fps before you author ?
    No, I didn't know I would get a distored image and it doesn't look distorted on DVD. When I added the cropping from FitCD, it looked distorted, but once I removed the cropping it looked fine.

    However, I defer to you and could you suggest what size I should be using?

    Yes, both HCenc and DGPulldown were used via TShed.
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