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  1. 15th Jul 2009 00:21 #1
    HamishT
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    http://yfrog.com/0rwatchmen2rj

    Anyone know how to resize (or add black borders to top and bottom) so its 1280x720 instead of 1280x536?
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    Go back and re-encode it from your original disc (or go back and re-read the rules of the forum)
    Read my blog here.
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    Uncropmkv maybe works with m2ts. But just rerip as adding black borders will mean that you have to reconvert and lose even more quality.


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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    Go back and re-encode it from your original disc (or go back and re-read the rules of the forum)
    sorry, didnt relise asking questions about encoding/resising movie trailers was against the rules.
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    Make is clear that it is a trailer from the outset and it won't be issue.
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