Jump to content

For the Pc Buffs


Recommended Posts

take a peek here matey, i use ulead dvd movie factory to make dvds, you can change the output of the dvd in any way possible,

 

there are tons of softwares on this site, CLICKET CLICK check it out, you can trial the software too so if you like, you can '''buy''' :unsure:

 

 

When i burn onto cd i click it on 4:3 and when i watch it on dvd player its like watching a strip lol will have a look mate cheers

Link to comment
Share on other sites

on the dvd movie factory from the ulead site, you can expand the view size, you can preview the output file too before burning,

 

question: after you have burned the dvd, will it play full screen by default on the pc, but not through dvd player an tv?

 

if thats the case, maybe chance the screen settings on the tv for av channel or change the settings on the dvd player

 

and are you making a 4 gb burned dvd? or a quick 700mb vcd

Link to comment
Share on other sites

on the dvd movie factory from the ulead site, you can expand the view size, you can preview the output file too before burning,

 

question: after you have burned the dvd, will it play full screen by default on the pc, but not through dvd player an tv?

 

if thats the case, maybe chance the screen settings on the tv for av channel or change the settings on the dvd player

 

and are you making a 4 gb burned dvd? or a quick 700mb vcd

 

 

quick 700mb

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I've just quickly read this so opologies if I got the wrong idea...

What I usually do to playback movies/Videos with aspect ratios different from my monitor (Which happens alot as there arn't many movies or videos in 16:10) is use VLC Media Player... right click in the video area and either click 'Crop' or 'Aspect Ratio' and select the ratio which most suits the monitor.

If you have a wide screen monitor (which are becoming quite popular!) then you'll find 16:10 most suitable even though most wide screen TVs are 16:9... I have no idea what clever plonker decided monitors are TVs will have a different wide screen aspect ratio! :rolleyes:

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...