I prefer watching in video / aspect ratio / 5:4 How do i set vlc to play every videos in
5:4 from the beginning without changing it everytime I play videos.VLC player / how to set to 5:4 aspect ratio /stretched fullscreen mode/ and save that setting?i use an aspect ratio of 4:3, for widescreen try 16:9, as these are standard ratios,
open vlc
tools %26gt; preferences
click on the video section
in the video box, type the aspect ratio you want
in the display box, tick %26quot;full screen%26quot; (if you want full screen playback on start)
click 'save' (bottom right)
exit vlc
double click a vid file to check the settings are ok
Friday, June 3, 2011
The screen of my TV is cut off...?
I've tried changing the aspect ratio on the TV and the on the cable box, but still in every view it is cut off. Even when it is set to %26quot;normal%26quot; and there are black borders on the screen it still cuts off the picture. Does anyone know how to fix it? It's extremely irritating hah. I have comcast, btw.The screen of my TV is cut off...?It sounds as though you need to reduce the zoom simple as that. Don't forget however that you need to change setting on all equipment in use and it can get complicated.The screen of my TV is cut off...?It could be a small problem with the %26quot;deflection circuit', and you need professional help to fix it. Don't worry be happy.The screen of my TV is cut off...?try to set the cable box in manufactory positiondo at a tanning salon how to flirt with men
What is the effect of Wn (NMOS) on oscillation frequency of differential logic ring oscillator?
Well, differential logic oscillator is based on using set of differential inverter rather than normal CMOS inverter in chain. As we change the aspect ratio of NMOS (Wn) the frequency will reduce due of increaing of the gate delay, but for bigger values of Wn the freq. will going down to zero? so how we expline that. thankxWhat is the effect of Wn (NMOS) on oscillation frequency of differential logic ring oscillator?were the hell did you cut and paste that from.....?
How can i get a bigger resolution on my NEW Toshiba Satellite L355-S7915?
Hi
I bought a new laptop for work today.
The reoultion, when at it's biggest, still cannot view the program I Need for work. It''s called Telemagic. Is there anything I can download and install so that it will make my resolution larger, or somehow change the aspect ratio? It is a 17 inch wide screen. can you please give exact links and instructions? It is windows vista basic, 32 bit...
IF I INSTALL WINDOWS XP, will I be able to get a much better reolution then? I need a 1600 X1200. Will that work on a widescreen? I need the biggest resolution as possible.
Thanks a bunch!!!How can i get a bigger resolution on my NEW Toshiba Satellite L355-S7915?Display Resolution: 1440x900
http://www.toshibadirect.com/td/b2c/reta
Thats your native resolution %26amp; you cannot exceed that., besides it's a hardware issue and has nothing to do with your operating system
I bought a new laptop for work today.
The reoultion, when at it's biggest, still cannot view the program I Need for work. It''s called Telemagic. Is there anything I can download and install so that it will make my resolution larger, or somehow change the aspect ratio? It is a 17 inch wide screen. can you please give exact links and instructions? It is windows vista basic, 32 bit...
IF I INSTALL WINDOWS XP, will I be able to get a much better reolution then? I need a 1600 X1200. Will that work on a widescreen? I need the biggest resolution as possible.
Thanks a bunch!!!How can i get a bigger resolution on my NEW Toshiba Satellite L355-S7915?Display Resolution: 1440x900
http://www.toshibadirect.com/td/b2c/reta
Thats your native resolution %26amp; you cannot exceed that., besides it's a hardware issue and has nothing to do with your operating system
Blu-Ray Player/HDMI Question.?
Ok, so I am the last person on earth to finally get a Blu-Ray player and I am watching a DVD on it (Sweeney Todd) and after all of these years with the %26quot;letterbox%26quot; bars that I have become used to, I now have the movie filling up the screen.
I know this doesn't sound like a problem, but I am so used to those bars that I feel like the movie is on %26quot;zoom%26quot; mode, which it is not and I feel like things are stretched out...although I don't think they are.
I can change the aspect ratio on the player to give me 4:3 Letterbox and I have been going back and forth to see if anything looks different and I can't tell.
My TV is not in Zoom mode, and my Blu-Ray player is currently set to 16:9 ( I can not change it because it knows it is hooked up via HDMI cable) and the only way to change it to 4:3 is to tell the player that the input is 480p.
Ok...I guess here is my question.
Is the movie SUPPOSED to fill the entire screen for a DVD or Blu-Ray disc? I love that it does, but after all of these years of the black bars my mind thinks it is on zoom and it seems too clear...if that makes any sense.
How is it supposed to look?
Equipment:
LG BD-300 Blu Ray player
Visio VX 42L 42%26quot;
I don't even know what the hell my question is anymore...I actually miss the damn black lines...Blu-Ray Player/HDMI Question.?Relax. Your TV has a 16:9 (1.78:1) aspect ratio. So does the movie (See link), so it should fill the screen.
I'm sure you will get your comfortable black bars back when you play a movie with an AR %26gt; 1.78:1.Blu-Ray Player/HDMI Question.?why didnt u just get a PS3, it woulda been a better deal, since Blu Ray players are made from Sony, and so are PS3s so the quality is still the same. and u can enjoy everything a PS3 has to offer as well as a blu ray player...
and YES it is suppose to look like that, dont worry its not in zoom.
and grats on the Bluray player anyway..
and if u want, it may help to turn the lights off when u watch a movie, u wont even notice the bars arent thereBlu-Ray Player/HDMI Question.?there should be something on your setup menu called video settings that says dvd aspect ratio or some thing like that... check to see if the aspect ratio is pan and scan or letterbox... the pan and scan sounds like the setting you are on right now so change it to letterbox... when you have a 16:9 (which is a widescreen) tv every thing should be in letterbox then you will see the bars... but the aspect ratio of the disk matters also if it is a 1:85:1... you will have no bars up top and if it is a 2:35:1 or 2.40:1 you will get bars
hope that helps
I know this doesn't sound like a problem, but I am so used to those bars that I feel like the movie is on %26quot;zoom%26quot; mode, which it is not and I feel like things are stretched out...although I don't think they are.
I can change the aspect ratio on the player to give me 4:3 Letterbox and I have been going back and forth to see if anything looks different and I can't tell.
My TV is not in Zoom mode, and my Blu-Ray player is currently set to 16:9 ( I can not change it because it knows it is hooked up via HDMI cable) and the only way to change it to 4:3 is to tell the player that the input is 480p.
Ok...I guess here is my question.
Is the movie SUPPOSED to fill the entire screen for a DVD or Blu-Ray disc? I love that it does, but after all of these years of the black bars my mind thinks it is on zoom and it seems too clear...if that makes any sense.
How is it supposed to look?
Equipment:
LG BD-300 Blu Ray player
Visio VX 42L 42%26quot;
I don't even know what the hell my question is anymore...I actually miss the damn black lines...Blu-Ray Player/HDMI Question.?Relax. Your TV has a 16:9 (1.78:1) aspect ratio. So does the movie (See link), so it should fill the screen.
I'm sure you will get your comfortable black bars back when you play a movie with an AR %26gt; 1.78:1.Blu-Ray Player/HDMI Question.?why didnt u just get a PS3, it woulda been a better deal, since Blu Ray players are made from Sony, and so are PS3s so the quality is still the same. and u can enjoy everything a PS3 has to offer as well as a blu ray player...
and YES it is suppose to look like that, dont worry its not in zoom.
and grats on the Bluray player anyway..
and if u want, it may help to turn the lights off when u watch a movie, u wont even notice the bars arent thereBlu-Ray Player/HDMI Question.?there should be something on your setup menu called video settings that says dvd aspect ratio or some thing like that... check to see if the aspect ratio is pan and scan or letterbox... the pan and scan sounds like the setting you are on right now so change it to letterbox... when you have a 16:9 (which is a widescreen) tv every thing should be in letterbox then you will see the bars... but the aspect ratio of the disk matters also if it is a 1:85:1... you will have no bars up top and if it is a 2:35:1 or 2.40:1 you will get bars
hope that helps
Help Again!: I have a JVC TV and COX cable. On non-HD channels it doesnt fill up the screen...?
My tv is an older hdtv set and has 4:3 ratio screen. When I turn to an hd channel it automatically switches to 16:9 which is perfect. But on non-hd channels it displays in a 4:3 ratio but it wastes a 3%26quot; black %26quot;frame%26quot; around what's being displayed. In essence, this is turning my 37%26quot; tv into a 31%26quot; on non-hd channels.
The solution has nothing to do with zooming or stretching or changing the aspect ratio. None of that helps
How do I change this so it uses the entire TV on non-hd channels. It worked fine at my old house....Help Again!: I have a JVC TV and COX cable. On non-HD channels it doesnt fill up the screen...?I had the same problem on my tv. I went through the menu completely trying to find a solution. My cousin came over, and in less than a minute had fixed the problem. There is a button on the remote that will offer more picture size options than the menu, and the non-HD channel can be stretched to fill the screen. My button is called %26quot;Psize%26quot;. Hope this helps youHelp Again!: I have a JVC TV and COX cable. On non-HD channels it doesnt fill up the screen...?You need to do the HD setup wizard
The solution has nothing to do with zooming or stretching or changing the aspect ratio. None of that helps
How do I change this so it uses the entire TV on non-hd channels. It worked fine at my old house....Help Again!: I have a JVC TV and COX cable. On non-HD channels it doesnt fill up the screen...?I had the same problem on my tv. I went through the menu completely trying to find a solution. My cousin came over, and in less than a minute had fixed the problem. There is a button on the remote that will offer more picture size options than the menu, and the non-HD channel can be stretched to fill the screen. My button is called %26quot;Psize%26quot;. Hope this helps youHelp Again!: I have a JVC TV and COX cable. On non-HD channels it doesnt fill up the screen...?You need to do the HD setup wizard
Sylvania HD TV Help..?
I was wondering how to change the aspect ratio on my tv? Its to zoomed in for my games.Sylvania HD TV Help..?Don't you have a Screen or Size or Wide or Aspect button on your Remote?
If not, look in the menu for something similarly labled...microsoft web hosting camcorders
If not, look in the menu for something similarly labled...
Question for video experts on the new HD LCD & Plasma TVs?
This may sound like a dumb question but I honestly don't understand something about the new large HD televisions (LCD and Plasma's). They are all %26quot;wide screen%26quot; format now (versus the old square tube TVs) and I believe the aspect ratio is 16:9. I always read this would allow us to watch movies in the same aspect ration as they are shot (widescreen) so that you don't have those 'black borders' at the top and bottom of you screen like we would watching a widescreen movie on the old square tube TVs. OK, so now we finally bought the HD wide screen LCD tv, and watch movies (on the DVD player). They are widescreen format. So I am thinking the entire screen area will be full, top to bottom, on the new LCD widescreen TV. But still, I have a small area of black space at the top and bottom of the screen. Of course you can change the aspect ratio on the TV and do a %26quot;zoom%26quot; to fill in the entire screen area, but then you lose some of the video area off on the sides. Why does all this happen? I mean, my question is, if the new HD big-screen TV's are built to this %26quot;wide screen%26quot; format now (wider than they are tall) - How come the films we watch don't match that aspect ratio perfectly - why are we still getting small strips of black area at the top/bottom of the new TVs? I thought that would be a thing of the past. Thanks for explaining, I am not a video/TV expert.Question for video experts on the new HD LCD %26amp; Plasma TVs?An excellent question. Originally, %26quot;widescreen%26quot; 16:9 ratio TVs were sold as the ultimate movie experience. Although these TVs do show much more of the picture than the old 4:3 TV sets black borders are still required for films shot in true widescreen formats. These real widescreen formats have cinema screen aspect ratios of any where between 2.19 - 2.45 : 1. Philips have just launched the world's first true cinema TV screen, a monster 56%26quot; screen with an aspect ratio of 21:9, as opposed to 16:9. Check it out at www.philips.co.uk.Question for video experts on the new HD LCD %26amp; Plasma TVs?Actually, this is a very common question. The answer is that there is more than one %26quot;standard%26quot; for the movie industry. Some of the standards are not as tall as 16:9, so you still get a little unused space at the top and bottom. But at least you don't get the sides of the picture whacked off like in the old analog days!
ADDITIONAL ANSWER: The shows you mentioned are produced for TV so therefore follow TV standards. Movies are the problem, if Hollywood would go to one format, then that problem would go away, too.Question for video experts on the new HD LCD %26amp; Plasma TVs?Yes some movies are shot in extra wide mode so you will get bars top and bottom,not all movies are shot in the 16:9,some are like 21:9.So what you see is how it was filmed in the first place,and can be shot in even wider modes,Crazy.
ADDITIONAL ANSWER: The shows you mentioned are produced for TV so therefore follow TV standards. Movies are the problem, if Hollywood would go to one format, then that problem would go away, too.Question for video experts on the new HD LCD %26amp; Plasma TVs?Yes some movies are shot in extra wide mode so you will get bars top and bottom,not all movies are shot in the 16:9,some are like 21:9.So what you see is how it was filmed in the first place,and can be shot in even wider modes,Crazy.
PLEEEZ HELP ME WlTH WMP?
How can i change the aspect ratio? or make it pan and zoom?
By the way, please don't tell me to get a different player because WMP is the only player that can access the media sharing files with other PCs.
Thanks.PLEEEZ HELP ME WlTH WMP?Sorry but WMP is very user friendly and not intended to be used for professional playback and modification like that.
By the way, please don't tell me to get a different player because WMP is the only player that can access the media sharing files with other PCs.
Thanks.PLEEEZ HELP ME WlTH WMP?Sorry but WMP is very user friendly and not intended to be used for professional playback and modification like that.
Can you help me with a Windows Vista problem?
Since I got my new laptop with windows vista all my recordings and TV shows files were changed into an aspect ratio of 16:9 and I can檛 turn them back, even in movie maker the option of aspect ratio change doesn檛 work. I guess windows adapted the TV shows to fit my screen but now even the original file is changed. Or was the Windows Player that altered the original files? Either way vista doesn檛 let me change a thing- How can I make the original file to be 4:3 again? Can you please help me?Can you help me with a Windows Vista problem?You post is a bit confusing - maybe you could lcear some things up.
First - I can gaurantee you that your old recordings where not %26quot;converted%26quot; to 16:9 without you knowing. depending on how many you had and how big, it would have taken hours if not days to convert it all and you would have noticed it going on.
Second - if you are talking about new shows that you are recording, then that is a different story. there you are probably right about Windows adjusting accordingly. Also, since you have a new laptop, I will assume you have a digital tuner (ATSC). If you are recording off the digital stations, then you will record in the format that they broadcast in. For anything in HD, then it will almost always be in 16:9.
Third - are you sure that the 4:3 files are really 16:9 now - or just streched out on your screen? Change you disply setting to a %26quot;square%26quot; resolution (1280X1024 will do) and make sure that it is set to %26quot;Maintain aspect ratio%26quot;. You will know you did it right when you see black bars on the left/right of your desktop. Then check your old shows and see if they show up right.
Finally, if %26quot;somehow%26quot; the magic pixies actually did %26quot;convert%26quot; your files without you knowing it, then you need to convert back. This means using a program like Virtualdub and cropping out the recording.
If you acutally do convert even one show with any program, you will see how long rendering takes and will then believe me when I say nothing %26quot;converted%26quot; by itself without you knowing about it.
Please don't be %26quot;offended%26quot; by the %26quot; %26quot;'s in this post. Just there for emphasis, since we can't use bold or italics.
***EDIT***
(so others know what we are talking about!)
Subject: Hi!
Message: Thanks for trying to help me :) i'll try to explain a bit better my problem. The thing is all my shows that were in the usual 4:3 tv format, the files now wherever I play them (windows player, quicktime, etc) appears as a 16:9 ratio, and the scary bit is even the icon of those shows when in the folders are shown in the same ratio. in my windows xp the miniature for that show was a square and now is as arectangular shape. Even in movie maker I cannot change it to fill all the 4:3 screen in movie maker. I didnt do anything to the files except put them inside the computer. So what do you think it happend? What i really want is for the shows go back to their previous aspect ratio even if they dont stretch to fit the computer screen.
Thanks so much for helping :)
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Based on this, it sounds like you are talking about the aspect ratio you are viewing, not of the file itself. (I could be wrong on this). Try adjusting your display settings.
now, to be absoluty sure about what ratio the files themselves are in, try G-Spot. It is a free codec information tool that will give you all the details of your files.
http://www.headbands.com/gspot/v26x/inde
(click on the downloads link under the table)
This will tell you what format the files are in, regardless of what you are viewing them on. If it turns out they are still 4:3 but you see them 16:9, then it's your display settings.Can you help me with a Windows Vista problem?Ok, first off you'll need to cry a bit,
when you've done that, re-install your previous operating system (windows XP SP2 is a good bet)
take your vista disc, hit with a hammer until reduced to powder, feel better, meanwhile all your videos have been restored thanks to you returning to a workable system.
seriously though, vista is software poison, you were better off with your previous system (yes even if it was windows 95)
First - I can gaurantee you that your old recordings where not %26quot;converted%26quot; to 16:9 without you knowing. depending on how many you had and how big, it would have taken hours if not days to convert it all and you would have noticed it going on.
Second - if you are talking about new shows that you are recording, then that is a different story. there you are probably right about Windows adjusting accordingly. Also, since you have a new laptop, I will assume you have a digital tuner (ATSC). If you are recording off the digital stations, then you will record in the format that they broadcast in. For anything in HD, then it will almost always be in 16:9.
Third - are you sure that the 4:3 files are really 16:9 now - or just streched out on your screen? Change you disply setting to a %26quot;square%26quot; resolution (1280X1024 will do) and make sure that it is set to %26quot;Maintain aspect ratio%26quot;. You will know you did it right when you see black bars on the left/right of your desktop. Then check your old shows and see if they show up right.
Finally, if %26quot;somehow%26quot; the magic pixies actually did %26quot;convert%26quot; your files without you knowing it, then you need to convert back. This means using a program like Virtualdub and cropping out the recording.
If you acutally do convert even one show with any program, you will see how long rendering takes and will then believe me when I say nothing %26quot;converted%26quot; by itself without you knowing about it.
Please don't be %26quot;offended%26quot; by the %26quot; %26quot;'s in this post. Just there for emphasis, since we can't use bold or italics.
***EDIT***
(so others know what we are talking about!)
Subject: Hi!
Message: Thanks for trying to help me :) i'll try to explain a bit better my problem. The thing is all my shows that were in the usual 4:3 tv format, the files now wherever I play them (windows player, quicktime, etc) appears as a 16:9 ratio, and the scary bit is even the icon of those shows when in the folders are shown in the same ratio. in my windows xp the miniature for that show was a square and now is as arectangular shape. Even in movie maker I cannot change it to fill all the 4:3 screen in movie maker. I didnt do anything to the files except put them inside the computer. So what do you think it happend? What i really want is for the shows go back to their previous aspect ratio even if they dont stretch to fit the computer screen.
Thanks so much for helping :)
**************************************?br>
Based on this, it sounds like you are talking about the aspect ratio you are viewing, not of the file itself. (I could be wrong on this). Try adjusting your display settings.
now, to be absoluty sure about what ratio the files themselves are in, try G-Spot. It is a free codec information tool that will give you all the details of your files.
http://www.headbands.com/gspot/v26x/inde
(click on the downloads link under the table)
This will tell you what format the files are in, regardless of what you are viewing them on. If it turns out they are still 4:3 but you see them 16:9, then it's your display settings.Can you help me with a Windows Vista problem?Ok, first off you'll need to cry a bit,
when you've done that, re-install your previous operating system (windows XP SP2 is a good bet)
take your vista disc, hit with a hammer until reduced to powder, feel better, meanwhile all your videos have been restored thanks to you returning to a workable system.
seriously though, vista is software poison, you were better off with your previous system (yes even if it was windows 95)
How to convert a LetterBox dvd to anamorphic WideScreen dvd?
I know DVD Rebuilder can help me, but....
I don't want re-encoding, is there any way to do so?
and, it's really long to encoding a dvd, I haven't such long time to do so...
can anyone help me?
I thought I can do it with changing the aspect ratio in the ifos, but....
it just turns the whole 4:3 frame including the black bars on top and bottom to 16:9 T_T
pls help me, thanksHow to convert a LetterBox dvd to anamorphic WideScreen dvd?You can't. If the DVD isn't anamorphic in the first place you're out of luck. Anamorphic wide screen is a processing technique done by the studio's to give full and wide screen viewer's the best experience. Letter box is strictly for wide screen viewing for best results. If you have the right applications you can streach it out to fill full screen, but it aint pretty.How to convert a LetterBox dvd to anamorphic WideScreen dvd?You may try AVS Video ReMaker installed in AVS Video
Converter http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/avs-video-to
ReMaker works with video and DVD without re-encoding, but I am not sure that it can help you with changing the aspect ratio
Good luck
I don't want re-encoding, is there any way to do so?
and, it's really long to encoding a dvd, I haven't such long time to do so...
can anyone help me?
I thought I can do it with changing the aspect ratio in the ifos, but....
it just turns the whole 4:3 frame including the black bars on top and bottom to 16:9 T_T
pls help me, thanksHow to convert a LetterBox dvd to anamorphic WideScreen dvd?You can't. If the DVD isn't anamorphic in the first place you're out of luck. Anamorphic wide screen is a processing technique done by the studio's to give full and wide screen viewer's the best experience. Letter box is strictly for wide screen viewing for best results. If you have the right applications you can streach it out to fill full screen, but it aint pretty.How to convert a LetterBox dvd to anamorphic WideScreen dvd?You may try AVS Video ReMaker installed in AVS Video
Converter http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/avs-video-to
ReMaker works with video and DVD without re-encoding, but I am not sure that it can help you with changing the aspect ratio
Good luck
HP pavilion QuickPlay- How do you watch DVDs in fullscreen?
I have an HP Pavilion dv6000, and I'm trying to watch DVDs on it using QuickPlay, but I can't seem to find a way to make them full screen. They only play inside the window on the QuickPlay display. I can't find any setting to change, only the aspect ratio and letterbox settings.HP pavilion QuickPlay- How do you watch DVDs in fullscreen?righ click on screen some option available for full scree if not then play in power dvd software that have option for full screen.HP pavilion QuickPlay- How do you watch DVDs in fullscreen?actually you just double click the little dvd window and it will go to full screen Mini Crib Bedding Sets web hosting providers
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Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?
hello
I have a old 54cm tv, and have a dvd player connected via composite, and all dvds are in widescreen; even if i change the aspect ratio, it still has the black bars!
it gets annoying, i dont like widescreen, how can i change to full screen?
HELP-thanksWidescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?Here's a link explaining (mostly with pictures) why we're forced to %26quot;suffer%26quot; through movies with those %26quot;annoying%26quot; black bars pasted at the top and bottom of our old %26quot;square%26quot; (non-widescreen) televisions: http://www.thedigitalbits.com/articles/aWidescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?you can see moreWidescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?The widescreen format is exactly how you see the movie in the theaters. Its made this way because the human range of vision extend futher horizontally than vertically , making it fit better. Just focus on the movie and ignore the bars, you will get used to it the more you do so.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?There is no way to take the bars off even if you change it to full screen in your player or tv the bars will be on the side of the tv or on top and bottom that is how all movies are shop on camera today this is been going on in the 1990's with laserdiscs as well before dvd'sWidescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?Not all DVD are widescreen. You need to find %26quot;full screen%26quot; movies. These movies have been reformatted to fit your 4:3 full screen TV. SOme movies have both formats. Many times it will be full screen on one side and widescreen on the other side. read the back of the disk case if it does not say widescreen or full screen on the front packaging.
It is usually listed in a grid like box on the back cover which details the sound and video formatting of the disk. Although this is not always true. If you are unsure just read the whole back cover.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?You may have options to force the movie into full frame via the DVD player if your TV doesn't have that. My DVD player has it (it never gets used - you see more of the movie in widescreen). There may even be a zoom or picture size setting that you can adjust. This may alter the picture depending on how it works. My TV just zooms a widescreen movie so it is looking at a full frame section, while my DVD player will stretch/shrink the movie to fit.
The other option is to make sure that you are purchasing the full frame versions of movies. Most movies come in both formats, either separately or on the same disc.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?DVD's are not all in widescreen you can get fullscreen if you look around the widescreen is designed to give you more of a theater look vs chopping off the edges to make it fit to full screen. The widescreen is suppose to give you the look the director intended.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?Is it happening with movies that are labbeld full screen. Or are they just the wide screen format movies. That will make a difference if it is cause there is no way to change it. But if not i dont know what the problem is.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?Widescreen is the way movies are shown in the theatres....it is the way the makers of the film (ie the producers and directors) intend the movie to be seen. The movie is shot to fill a rectangular shaped screen....like the one you see in a movie theater....the black bars are just empty space not used.
Full screen movies are altered from their original version....they cut off the left and right sides and stretch the remaining image so it will fit those old square shaped tv's. So you're saying you prefer half of the picture stretched out to fill your tv rather than the full picture with black bars representing the empty space?
You can always go back to VHS....although you won't be seeing any new releases....or get a widescreen display.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?That's because movies since about the 1950's are shot in the widescreen aspect ratio.
If you prefer not to watch your DVDs in widescreen there are a couple of things you can do.
Some DVDs are have two aspect ratios for watching movies,
widescreen and full sceen, you prefer the full screen, just select this in the main menu of your DVD, or flip it over, some DVDs have widescreen on one side and full screen on the other.
When purchasing a DVD make sure it has full screen aspect ratio on it, it will say on the outside of the DVD box.
I have a old 54cm tv, and have a dvd player connected via composite, and all dvds are in widescreen; even if i change the aspect ratio, it still has the black bars!
it gets annoying, i dont like widescreen, how can i change to full screen?
HELP-thanksWidescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?Here's a link explaining (mostly with pictures) why we're forced to %26quot;suffer%26quot; through movies with those %26quot;annoying%26quot; black bars pasted at the top and bottom of our old %26quot;square%26quot; (non-widescreen) televisions: http://www.thedigitalbits.com/articles/aWidescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?you can see moreWidescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?The widescreen format is exactly how you see the movie in the theaters. Its made this way because the human range of vision extend futher horizontally than vertically , making it fit better. Just focus on the movie and ignore the bars, you will get used to it the more you do so.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?There is no way to take the bars off even if you change it to full screen in your player or tv the bars will be on the side of the tv or on top and bottom that is how all movies are shop on camera today this is been going on in the 1990's with laserdiscs as well before dvd'sWidescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?Not all DVD are widescreen. You need to find %26quot;full screen%26quot; movies. These movies have been reformatted to fit your 4:3 full screen TV. SOme movies have both formats. Many times it will be full screen on one side and widescreen on the other side. read the back of the disk case if it does not say widescreen or full screen on the front packaging.
It is usually listed in a grid like box on the back cover which details the sound and video formatting of the disk. Although this is not always true. If you are unsure just read the whole back cover.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?You may have options to force the movie into full frame via the DVD player if your TV doesn't have that. My DVD player has it (it never gets used - you see more of the movie in widescreen). There may even be a zoom or picture size setting that you can adjust. This may alter the picture depending on how it works. My TV just zooms a widescreen movie so it is looking at a full frame section, while my DVD player will stretch/shrink the movie to fit.
The other option is to make sure that you are purchasing the full frame versions of movies. Most movies come in both formats, either separately or on the same disc.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?DVD's are not all in widescreen you can get fullscreen if you look around the widescreen is designed to give you more of a theater look vs chopping off the edges to make it fit to full screen. The widescreen is suppose to give you the look the director intended.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?Is it happening with movies that are labbeld full screen. Or are they just the wide screen format movies. That will make a difference if it is cause there is no way to change it. But if not i dont know what the problem is.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?Widescreen is the way movies are shown in the theatres....it is the way the makers of the film (ie the producers and directors) intend the movie to be seen. The movie is shot to fill a rectangular shaped screen....like the one you see in a movie theater....the black bars are just empty space not used.
Full screen movies are altered from their original version....they cut off the left and right sides and stretch the remaining image so it will fit those old square shaped tv's. So you're saying you prefer half of the picture stretched out to fill your tv rather than the full picture with black bars representing the empty space?
You can always go back to VHS....although you won't be seeing any new releases....or get a widescreen display.Widescreen dvds? why are all dvds in widescreen?That's because movies since about the 1950's are shot in the widescreen aspect ratio.
If you prefer not to watch your DVDs in widescreen there are a couple of things you can do.
Some DVDs are have two aspect ratios for watching movies,
widescreen and full sceen, you prefer the full screen, just select this in the main menu of your DVD, or flip it over, some DVDs have widescreen on one side and full screen on the other.
When purchasing a DVD make sure it has full screen aspect ratio on it, it will say on the outside of the DVD box.
I need to take a photo at least 400 pixels wide in 4x3 aspect ratio how do i do that with my digital camera?
I have a 3.2 mega pixels digital camera and i can change size on my camera to
2048x1536
1600x1200
1280x960
640x480 my question is what do i set it on to get 400 pixels wide in 4x3 aspect ratio with landscape format??I need to take a photo at least 400 pixels wide in 4x3 aspect ratio how do i do that with my digital camera?The closest setting to what you need is the 640x480 setting, however it is still too large (width 640 vs. your need of 400).
I would suggest taking the photo at the largest size possible (2048x1536) then re-sizing the image in some kind of image editing program. Photoshop is the most well-known image editor out there, but you can also download GIMP:
http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/
What you'll need to do is go to Image%26gt;size and then set your width to 400 pixels, and you want to maintain the aspect ratio.
Then you need to see if the height is 300 pixels (it's probably not - it's probably 267. If this is the case, then undo your re-size, and this time do it again but by setting the height to 300 pixels. So your width will be 450.
Now, you'll need to crop the image to have a width of 400 pixels. Once you've done that, save the image as %26quot;some_name.jpg%26quot; and you're done.I need to take a photo at least 400 pixels wide in 4x3 aspect ratio how do i do that with my digital camera?All those pixel dimension pairs are 4x3 aspect ratio, so all those settings meet that requirement.
Your first statement says %26quot;at least 400 pixels wide%26quot;. All those settings are more than 400 pixels wide, so that requirement is met too!
If you meant that you have to end up at exactly 400 pixels wide, you will have to use photo editing software. Find the Resize function and do a Resize with Resampling to set the width at 400 pixels.
Theoretically, you could do it in-camera too. Take a pic at 640x480. Bring up the pic in Review mode and zoom up to 1.6x. That is like dividing by 1.6, so you would be at 400x300. Now save the new cropped pic.
(However, my camera went ahead and resampled and saved it back at 640x480! So it must depend on the camera...)
Good Luck
2048x1536
1600x1200
1280x960
640x480 my question is what do i set it on to get 400 pixels wide in 4x3 aspect ratio with landscape format??I need to take a photo at least 400 pixels wide in 4x3 aspect ratio how do i do that with my digital camera?The closest setting to what you need is the 640x480 setting, however it is still too large (width 640 vs. your need of 400).
I would suggest taking the photo at the largest size possible (2048x1536) then re-sizing the image in some kind of image editing program. Photoshop is the most well-known image editor out there, but you can also download GIMP:
http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/
What you'll need to do is go to Image%26gt;size and then set your width to 400 pixels, and you want to maintain the aspect ratio.
Then you need to see if the height is 300 pixels (it's probably not - it's probably 267. If this is the case, then undo your re-size, and this time do it again but by setting the height to 300 pixels. So your width will be 450.
Now, you'll need to crop the image to have a width of 400 pixels. Once you've done that, save the image as %26quot;some_name.jpg%26quot; and you're done.I need to take a photo at least 400 pixels wide in 4x3 aspect ratio how do i do that with my digital camera?All those pixel dimension pairs are 4x3 aspect ratio, so all those settings meet that requirement.
Your first statement says %26quot;at least 400 pixels wide%26quot;. All those settings are more than 400 pixels wide, so that requirement is met too!
If you meant that you have to end up at exactly 400 pixels wide, you will have to use photo editing software. Find the Resize function and do a Resize with Resampling to set the width at 400 pixels.
Theoretically, you could do it in-camera too. Take a pic at 640x480. Bring up the pic in Review mode and zoom up to 1.6x. That is like dividing by 1.6, so you would be at 400x300. Now save the new cropped pic.
(However, my camera went ahead and resampled and saved it back at 640x480! So it must depend on the camera...)
Good Luck
How do I shrink the aspect ratio on my xbox 360?
I have my xbox 360 plugged into a sony wega widescreen television (model KV-30HS420) using the component cables so i can get 720p. However the edges of the screen are cut off on the top/bottom and left/right by about 1-1.5cm. It appears that the TV is able to sense a widescreen signal because it does not allow me to change the screen size like usual (Full, Wide Zoom, Zoom...). Is it possible to change the ratio through a vertical or horizontal shrink menu via the xbox or this specific television?How do I shrink the aspect ratio on my xbox 360?this section is YAHOO360! not xbox
Camcorder 16:9 aspect ratio?
Even when my camcorders settings are changed from 4:3 aspect ratio to 16:9 aspect ratio, When I view the video on the editing program that came with the camcorder (panasonic sdr-h40p) it shows it in a widescreen format with no black bars anywhere. (The ratio is 704x480) But when I view it in windows movie maker or on anything else it has two black bars along the left and right portions of the screen? How is this 16:9 aspect ratio?Camcorder 16:9 aspect ratio?What happens is that your camcorder is probably shooting %26quot;anamorphic%26quot; 16:9. This means that the video is actually cropped and stretched a bit to be recorded in 720x480 4:3 - or in this case, 704x480 but close enough to 720x480 (note that 720x480 doesn't mathematically come out to 4:3, that's because video pixels aren't really square, but that's a topic for another day). So, what happens is that the video is recorded as 4:3, but when it's played, your player stretches it back out to 16:9, approximately 853x480.
I'm not sure how to do this in Windows Movie Maker, and I'm trying to think of a good workflow to keep you from having to convert more than necessary, but the goal here is to get WMM to see your video as 16:9 video. Are you by any chance using an intermediate program to convert your video for WMM? If so, which program? Maybe we can then come up with a good way for you to get to WMM with widescreen video.Camcorder 16:9 aspect ratio?But, I had questions for you! We'd like to help you solve this!
I'm not sure how to do this in Windows Movie Maker, and I'm trying to think of a good workflow to keep you from having to convert more than necessary, but the goal here is to get WMM to see your video as 16:9 video. Are you by any chance using an intermediate program to convert your video for WMM? If so, which program? Maybe we can then come up with a good way for you to get to WMM with widescreen video.Camcorder 16:9 aspect ratio?But, I had questions for you! We'd like to help you solve this!
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Camcorder 16:9 aspect ratio?704 by 480 is not 16:9 (it's more like 13.2:9, or 4.4:3)Half life 2 aspect ratio problem.Please help.?
I accidentally changed my half life 2 aspect ratio to widescreen.I have a widescreen monitor but it says to change the resolution ti 1366 by 768 which is present.How can i change it from the folder or files.Please help.Half life 2 aspect ratio problem.Please help.?del all the saved configuration!!n nw all the setting 'll b reset!!there 'll b a file named as configuration!!del it!!Half life 2 aspect ratio problem.Please help.?check acpahair spray cars for sale11
Xbox screen suddenly magnified, won't fit all of picture on the screen?
I was downloading a demo on my xbox 360 and all of a sudden, the aspect on my screen changed to where not all of the picture would fit on it, like it was magnified. I can't figure out what happened or how to get it back. Is there a way to change the aspect ratio on your xbox 360? Help! I don't have the red ring of death either, so i'm stumped.Xbox screen suddenly magnified, won't fit all of picture on the screen?Also check your tv settings the full screen/widescreen/wide zoom etc. may have gotten changed.Xbox screen suddenly magnified, won't fit all of picture on the screen?go to your dashboard the 4th blade, go over to display settings and change it there.
Aspect ratio on Samsung?
I'm watching the Dark Knight on Blu Ray (Samsung BD=P1500) with my Samsung HDTV LN40A550. The aspect ratio is automatically changing between scenes, how do I get it to stop that?Aspect ratio on Samsung?Lots of people are complaining about this - but this is the way the film maker intended you to watch so just sit back and enjoy.Aspect ratio on Samsung?They released the it in the IMAX version which has aspect ratio changes, so the short answer is, you don't, that's how the film was made and how Nolan envisioned it.
How can I burn AVI files to DVD for free?
Right now I am trying to use Windows DVD Maker. On first attempt my dvd came out squished when i tried to play it on my tv, so i went to options and changed the aspect ratio to 16:9 and burned another. It also came out squished. I know it is not the AVI file because i have watched it on my computer. thanksHow can I burn AVI files to DVD for free?Here is a step by step guide to burn DVD from any video formats. It works well for me.
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Unbiased reviews and side-by-side comparisons of the DVD creator give you enough information to research the ins and outs of a particular product:
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Burn DVD on Mac; try this DVD burner for mac.
http://www.macdvdconverter.com/mac-dvd-cHow can I burn AVI files to DVD for free?Total Video2Dvd can help u burn avi to dvd, very easy to use.
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Unbiased reviews and side-by-side comparisons of the DVD creator give you enough information to research the ins and outs of a particular product:
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Burn DVD on Mac; try this DVD burner for mac.
http://www.macdvdconverter.com/mac-dvd-cHow can I burn AVI files to DVD for free?Total Video2Dvd can help u burn avi to dvd, very easy to use.
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1. Support High-Definition video formats such as HD-DV, MKV, Blu-ray TS, TP, M2TS, AVCHD, WMV-HD etc to DVD.
2. Support most popular formats such as Youtube Flv, RM, RMVB, 3gp, h264, Xvid, MOV, VOB, Mpeg, Mpeg4, WMV, ASF, DV, Nsv, Ogm, AVI to DVD.
3. Convert video files into a compliant DVD and burns to DVD disc, also can create ISO image files.
4. Support lots of subtitle file formats, including .srt . sub .ssa .*** .smi .psb .tex .idx etc. Handles subtitles files (.srt) color and font. Supports tags.
How do i update my video drivers?
I just installed windows 7 on my Dell optiplex gx270 and am unable to change the aspect ratio and undeestand tha my drivers need to be updated how do i update my standard vga graphics adapter drivers for windows 7 what site do I use or do I need ot buy a new video card?How do i update my video drivers?If you can檛 find the right drivers manually I would recommend just getting a software program that can do it for you. There is a program I use which will find drivers for just about all hardware devices. The best part is it takes a snapshot of your system specifications and matches the right driver to go with it. Perform a free driver scan at:
http://www.driver-update-software.com
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How do i solve this issue please help..!!!!?
my games used to work fine on my dell studio 1535 until it recently crashed due to battery being run out while i was loading a game ever since then all my games are now in cropped mode instead of full screen as it used to be earlier
i have a modest graphic card(not a high end one)
i have tried changing aspect ratio to 16:10 but it too won't help me out
it works in full screen only and only when i play in high 16:10 resolutions like 1280 by 800 but i cant since i have to play most games online and so they lag at such high resolutions..
please tell me what to do as i have no idea about the same
PS : i have tried restoring my system but it too won't help at all....
Thanks a lot in advanceHow do i solve this issue please help..!!!!?some video cards overide the windows settings
for windows settings
1. to do windows way
right click empty desktop space %26gt;properties %26gt;settings. Select a resolution so the little monitor is the same shape as the actual screen. If you cant find the correct shape and a nice resolution, then you need to update the video card driver. this will give more choices.
2 If the above doesn't stay there when you reboot, then it means the graphic card is king. Find the graphic card symbol in the sys tray %26gt;right click %26gt;in there you can set it up similar to above.
If the icon is not in the sys tray you can access it in 1 above, click advance %26gt;click the graphics card tab.How do i solve this issue please help..!!!!?try going to properties of the executable, the game file, and under the Compatibility tab, check if it hasn't been set to run on low resolutions or in a compatibility mode...
Try reinstalling the games? That should fix it maybe?
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i have a modest graphic card(not a high end one)
i have tried changing aspect ratio to 16:10 but it too won't help me out
it works in full screen only and only when i play in high 16:10 resolutions like 1280 by 800 but i cant since i have to play most games online and so they lag at such high resolutions..
please tell me what to do as i have no idea about the same
PS : i have tried restoring my system but it too won't help at all....
Thanks a lot in advanceHow do i solve this issue please help..!!!!?some video cards overide the windows settings
for windows settings
1. to do windows way
right click empty desktop space %26gt;properties %26gt;settings. Select a resolution so the little monitor is the same shape as the actual screen. If you cant find the correct shape and a nice resolution, then you need to update the video card driver. this will give more choices.
2 If the above doesn't stay there when you reboot, then it means the graphic card is king. Find the graphic card symbol in the sys tray %26gt;right click %26gt;in there you can set it up similar to above.
If the icon is not in the sys tray you can access it in 1 above, click advance %26gt;click the graphics card tab.How do i solve this issue please help..!!!!?try going to properties of the executable, the game file, and under the Compatibility tab, check if it hasn't been set to run on low resolutions or in a compatibility mode...
Try reinstalling the games? That should fix it maybe?
Good luck,
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How can I watch Family Guy DVD's/ Blu-Rays properly?
For some reason the aspect ratio changes to (what I think) is called 4:3; basically it centers itself on the tv, and there are the black gaps on the left and right. This happens when I watch both the Family Guy DVD's and Blu-Rays. Anybody know why this is/ how to fix this? I can watch Family Guy on BBC3 with the usual picture setting, but not with my DVD's.How can I watch Family Guy DVD's/ Blu-Rays properly?You can watch any episode of family guy here for free
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TV Picture Stretched...?
Hey guys my TV recently messed up (Don't know why) and the picture stretched. The image on the screen is too far out to the side, therefore some things like the start and end of subtitles will be cut off at both ends of the screen.
What's going on here? How can I fix it?
*Note* changing aspect ratio does nothingTV Picture Stretched...?Check on your remote if you have a menu with settings for brightness, hue, etc.
If you do, there may also be a setting for x-offset, y-offset, x-skew, and y-skew. If you find this, adjust the x-skew to eliminate the stretching.
If you have a cable/satellite setup, then make sure you check all remotes (eg. the remote for the cable box, the remote for the tv, etc.) except for VCR, DVD, and audio. This setting could be on any remote that controls the TV screen itself.
Lastly, if this doesn't work, then please let me know what happened before and after the TV screwed up. For example, did someone fiddle around with it?
Hope this helps!TV Picture Stretched...?First off there won't be anything in your regular menu to adjust x/y settings. You can only access that through the service menu which is something you shouldn't mess with unless your a trained technician or really know your way around it. I highly doubt it's because of that anyways.
Since you said your problem didn't go away by pressing the aspect ratio button; I'm assuming your on another imput besides the TV imput. Were you watching a DVD w/ the subs on? If so it's probably your DVD player in zoom mode. Try pressing the zoom button until it gives you the correct view. If that doesn't work try going into the set up menu and change the output to the type of TV you have. e.g. 16x9 or 4x3.
What's going on here? How can I fix it?
*Note* changing aspect ratio does nothingTV Picture Stretched...?Check on your remote if you have a menu with settings for brightness, hue, etc.
If you do, there may also be a setting for x-offset, y-offset, x-skew, and y-skew. If you find this, adjust the x-skew to eliminate the stretching.
If you have a cable/satellite setup, then make sure you check all remotes (eg. the remote for the cable box, the remote for the tv, etc.) except for VCR, DVD, and audio. This setting could be on any remote that controls the TV screen itself.
Lastly, if this doesn't work, then please let me know what happened before and after the TV screwed up. For example, did someone fiddle around with it?
Hope this helps!TV Picture Stretched...?First off there won't be anything in your regular menu to adjust x/y settings. You can only access that through the service menu which is something you shouldn't mess with unless your a trained technician or really know your way around it. I highly doubt it's because of that anyways.
Since you said your problem didn't go away by pressing the aspect ratio button; I'm assuming your on another imput besides the TV imput. Were you watching a DVD w/ the subs on? If so it's probably your DVD player in zoom mode. Try pressing the zoom button until it gives you the correct view. If that doesn't work try going into the set up menu and change the output to the type of TV you have. e.g. 16x9 or 4x3.
Widescreen (16:9) programming burned on dvd in 4:3. How can I 'stretch' the 4:3 picture to 16:9 on a computer?
No problems on a tv...just change the aspect ratio. Slingbox can do it, but I can't figure out how to get it to stretch on any pc dvd player application (windows media player, divx, etc). Help!Widescreen (16:9) programming burned on dvd in 4:3. How can I 'stretch' the 4:3 picture to 16:9 on a computer?You may need this one,I used it before,very good,it can solve your problem,if you interested,you may have a look.
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How can I make my blu rays full screen?
I have a sony blu ray player hooked up to my 32%26quot; Vizio plasma and when I try to play a blu ray there are black bars on the top and bottom of the screen. I've changed the aspect ratio to 16:9 but it didn't do anything.How can I make my blu rays full screen?The content isn't 16:9, that's why it isn't filling the entire screen. Most films are shot in 1.85:1 and 2.39:1. If you are deadset on wanting to fill your screen, check to see if your Vizio has a %26quot;zoom%26quot; function. That usually will fill your screen, but portions of the image will be clipped.How can I make my blu rays full screen?You will not be able to make it a full screen on your tv screen. Is there a setting on your tv for a full screen, try it and see if it works. There are many aspect ratio in film making, and not all are 16 X 9.
Good luck.How can I make my blu rays full screen?thats how it was filmed you cant change it.How can I make my blu rays full screen?Phillips is coming out soon with a blu ray that will fill the tv screen.
As for now it's hopeless unless that zoom works that was mentioned in another post.
Good luck.How can I make my blu rays full screen?thats how it was filmed you cant change it.How can I make my blu rays full screen?Phillips is coming out soon with a blu ray that will fill the tv screen.
As for now it's hopeless unless that zoom works that was mentioned in another post.
How can I convert a movie from widescreen to fullscreen?
I have several movies I downloaded onto my computer and they are all in widescreen. I use DivX player to watch them and when I try to change the screen size to fill my computer screen (4:3), it distorts the images instead of keeping the aspect ratio. How can I convert/change a widescreen (2.35:1) movie to fullscreen (4:3) without changing the aspect ratio or distorting the images?How can I convert a movie from widescreen to fullscreen?best thing I can tell you to do is zoom....most players have some form of zoom, if the movie is a dvd rip then it should keep good qualityHow can I convert a movie from widescreen to fullscreen?Try this...
www.doom9.org
the site will tell u anything you want to know about video.
I hope I answered your question..:)How can I convert a movie from widescreen to fullscreen?you can play it on your computer then right click and select fullscreen(depends if your useing mediea player or inter vedio)What should I name my dog use for cayote hunting
www.doom9.org
the site will tell u anything you want to know about video.
I hope I answered your question..:)How can I convert a movie from widescreen to fullscreen?you can play it on your computer then right click and select fullscreen(depends if your useing mediea player or inter vedio)
What exactly do I need to change in photoshop to match my 32' LCDs background?
Hey all, this may be a little confusing to anyone who doesn't know anything about the Xbox 360.
I recently made a picture in photoshop (just text, and a patterned background) and was going to make it a background or theme for my xbox 360. Well, it turned out to look VERY BAD! The resolution and everything looked bad. It wasn't as sharp or anything.
I heard it has something to do with the aspect ratio, 16:9 or something like that, I just remember getting help from someone else and doing everything they say, and no matter what it still turned out bad.
I have a 32' LCD, and I basically need to know exactly what dimensions i need on my pallet in photoshop, how to change the aspect ratio, everything. If anyone has the time to help me out it would mean a lot, I've been trying to do this for six hours straight and its getting quite frustrating.
thanks all!
PS - Could it be because I'm running my Xbox 360 at 720p? (even though I beleive my LCD itself is doing that anyway?)What exactly do I need to change in photoshop to match my 32' LCDs background?You need to change the canvas size of your image to the resolution of your monitor. Generally, 720p LCDs will have 720 pixels vertically, but the exact pixel dimensions will be different for different screens.
Try searching the web for your TV's model number, and the specs on sites selling or reviewing the TV will list the exact pixel count. Good luck!
I recently made a picture in photoshop (just text, and a patterned background) and was going to make it a background or theme for my xbox 360. Well, it turned out to look VERY BAD! The resolution and everything looked bad. It wasn't as sharp or anything.
I heard it has something to do with the aspect ratio, 16:9 or something like that, I just remember getting help from someone else and doing everything they say, and no matter what it still turned out bad.
I have a 32' LCD, and I basically need to know exactly what dimensions i need on my pallet in photoshop, how to change the aspect ratio, everything. If anyone has the time to help me out it would mean a lot, I've been trying to do this for six hours straight and its getting quite frustrating.
thanks all!
PS - Could it be because I'm running my Xbox 360 at 720p? (even though I beleive my LCD itself is doing that anyway?)What exactly do I need to change in photoshop to match my 32' LCDs background?You need to change the canvas size of your image to the resolution of your monitor. Generally, 720p LCDs will have 720 pixels vertically, but the exact pixel dimensions will be different for different screens.
Try searching the web for your TV's model number, and the specs on sites selling or reviewing the TV will list the exact pixel count. Good luck!
How can I change the aspect ration on an 50' Toshiba DLP. Link to model to follow....?
http://www.tacp.toshiba.com/televisions/
I know 16:9 is a better aspect ratio for viewing but I beleive it is set to 4:3. Also, it states its display resolution is that of 720P, yet when I tune it on it states it is set to 480P which is much weaker. When I tune on the XBOX 360 it states it is viewing in 1080I which I know can not be seeing it will only view to 720P however the resolution is much more crisp. So any TV or tech guru's care to chime in I would much appreciate it as this is driving me nuts!How can I change the aspect ration on an 50' Toshiba DLP. Link to model to follow....?It sounds like what you are seeing when you turn it on to watch television is a standard definition program which has a maximum resolution of 480p and is in the 4:3 aspect ratio. Not all programming is in High Definition and you will either need an OTA (over the air) HD antenna, or a HD service from either a cable or satellite company. When using a cable or satellite company they will have separate channels for HD. For instance, say you want to watch a basic channel like ABC in HD. ABC may normally be on channel 5, but the HD channel will be on 375.
For your Xbox 360, it displays 1080i because most 720p sets are also capable of the 1080i resolution. Usually it is best to stick with your TVs native resolution, 720p in your case, to make sure it is running as intended. Feel free to try both though and choose the one you like more. If you do decide to change the resolution for your 360, you need to go into the %26quot;System%26quot; blade on the 360 and go to your display settings. You should be able to change the resolution it outputs from there.
I know 16:9 is a better aspect ratio for viewing but I beleive it is set to 4:3. Also, it states its display resolution is that of 720P, yet when I tune it on it states it is set to 480P which is much weaker. When I tune on the XBOX 360 it states it is viewing in 1080I which I know can not be seeing it will only view to 720P however the resolution is much more crisp. So any TV or tech guru's care to chime in I would much appreciate it as this is driving me nuts!How can I change the aspect ration on an 50' Toshiba DLP. Link to model to follow....?It sounds like what you are seeing when you turn it on to watch television is a standard definition program which has a maximum resolution of 480p and is in the 4:3 aspect ratio. Not all programming is in High Definition and you will either need an OTA (over the air) HD antenna, or a HD service from either a cable or satellite company. When using a cable or satellite company they will have separate channels for HD. For instance, say you want to watch a basic channel like ABC in HD. ABC may normally be on channel 5, but the HD channel will be on 375.
For your Xbox 360, it displays 1080i because most 720p sets are also capable of the 1080i resolution. Usually it is best to stick with your TVs native resolution, 720p in your case, to make sure it is running as intended. Feel free to try both though and choose the one you like more. If you do decide to change the resolution for your 360, you need to go into the %26quot;System%26quot; blade on the 360 and go to your display settings. You should be able to change the resolution it outputs from there.
How do I convert videos to get the in the Zune?
I got a Zune 30 GB for christmas and I have already put all of my music and pictures to it.
About the videos, I used a program called Twins video to convert them, but the screen is too wide, and if I change the aspect ratio or the resolution, the video doesn't go into the Zune. And I have the same problem with Xilisoft Zune video converter.
Please tell me how I can convert them and get a full screen.How do I convert videos to get the in the Zune?Make .mp4 files.
Use Total Video Converter or something similar. Search google for it.How do I convert videos to get the in the Zune?i convert videos for my zune using this site:
http://www.any-video-converter.com/
don't pay for any of the converters, just scroll to the bottom and choose the free one. then when you have it downloaded open up the program, click open file at the top, browse for ur video, then at the bottom it says like what format you want your video in. click iPod MPEG-4 Movie. after its done convertering it should pop up on ur desktop and zune marketplace should automatically find it, if not just drag and drop it in and sync it. the zune market place will do its own conversion again but all the videos i've converted with this have worked. good luck.How do I convert videos to get the in the Zune?http://www.dvd-video-converters.com/dvdv
You can download this software free from here
http://www.dvd-video-converters.com/dvdv
Some other useful information you can get on the official site:
http://www.microsoft.com
About the videos, I used a program called Twins video to convert them, but the screen is too wide, and if I change the aspect ratio or the resolution, the video doesn't go into the Zune. And I have the same problem with Xilisoft Zune video converter.
Please tell me how I can convert them and get a full screen.How do I convert videos to get the in the Zune?Make .mp4 files.
Use Total Video Converter or something similar. Search google for it.How do I convert videos to get the in the Zune?i convert videos for my zune using this site:
http://www.any-video-converter.com/
don't pay for any of the converters, just scroll to the bottom and choose the free one. then when you have it downloaded open up the program, click open file at the top, browse for ur video, then at the bottom it says like what format you want your video in. click iPod MPEG-4 Movie. after its done convertering it should pop up on ur desktop and zune marketplace should automatically find it, if not just drag and drop it in and sync it. the zune market place will do its own conversion again but all the videos i've converted with this have worked. good luck.How do I convert videos to get the in the Zune?http://www.dvd-video-converters.com/dvdv
You can download this software free from here
http://www.dvd-video-converters.com/dvdv
Some other useful information you can get on the official site:
http://www.microsoft.com
Help! Aspect Ratios in Adobe Premiere Elements 7!?
I'm using Adobe Premiere Elements 7, and I need to figure out how to change my aspect ratio from full screen (4:3) to widescreen (16:9) Please help! Ten Points to best answer!Help! Aspect Ratios in Adobe Premiere Elements 7!?you can't change the aspect ratio and not distort the look of the video. However you can fake what's known as letterbox. you put black stripes on top and on bottom of your video to look like 16:9... you do cut off the top and bottom of the video... not good unless you've taken precautions for 16:9 when shooting in 4:3... there may be an effect in the editing program to remove the top and bottom at the same time. You'll need to render the entire video to have this look...Help! Aspect Ratios in Adobe Premiere Elements 7!?Have you already started your project? If you haven't yet, then you should be able to just start a new project and choose the widescreen option in the new project dialogue box. But if you've already finished your project, you'll need to import your 4:3 project into a 16:9 project. Hope this makes sense.Help! Aspect Ratios in Adobe Premiere Elements 7!?Mike if you followed the link to the answer it will tell you that it doesn't work..
I have tried this many times as loads of my old camera footage was recorded in 4:3 importing it into a 16:9 project will give you (simply) bars down the side.
If you try to adjust the picture to fit the screen it will be distorted. or you have to zoom in that you loose some of the frame
http://www.bbctraining.com/modules/2150/
Hope that explains
I have tried this many times as loads of my old camera footage was recorded in 4:3 importing it into a 16:9 project will give you (simply) bars down the side.
If you try to adjust the picture to fit the screen it will be distorted. or you have to zoom in that you loose some of the frame
http://www.bbctraining.com/modules/2150/
Hope that explains
How to Change an image's size and maintain the aspect ratio and the colour depth?
PLS HELP ME IT IS VERY DIFFICULT
one of board question is :- Open the file SWAA6ICO.JPG in a suitable application. Change its size to 35 pixels wide and maintain the aspect ratio. Ensure that the colour depth is 256 colours (8 bit colour) and save the file as SWAA6ICO.GIF.(pls ignore the file name it is just an example).How to Change an image's size and maintain the aspect ratio and the colour depth?pixresizerHow to Change an image's size and maintain the aspect ratio and the colour depth?try using it with GIMP
Open the image with GIMP
from the image menu select %26quot;scale image%26quot;
set the width. it maintains aspect ratio by default so height will automatically change accordingly.
then save the image as GIFHow to Change an image's size and maintain the aspect ratio and the colour depth?Try resizing it using adobe. Just go to image size.medium hair chicken urinate
one of board question is :- Open the file SWAA6ICO.JPG in a suitable application. Change its size to 35 pixels wide and maintain the aspect ratio. Ensure that the colour depth is 256 colours (8 bit colour) and save the file as SWAA6ICO.GIF.(pls ignore the file name it is just an example).How to Change an image's size and maintain the aspect ratio and the colour depth?pixresizerHow to Change an image's size and maintain the aspect ratio and the colour depth?try using it with GIMP
Open the image with GIMP
from the image menu select %26quot;scale image%26quot;
set the width. it maintains aspect ratio by default so height will automatically change accordingly.
then save the image as GIFHow to Change an image's size and maintain the aspect ratio and the colour depth?Try resizing it using adobe. Just go to image size.
Disney's Brother Bear: 1.85:1 to 2.35:1?
Okay, Why did Disney's Brother Bear changes aspect ratios from 1.85:1 to 2.35:1? What cause this aspect ratio to change to another? What are some other examples of films with aspect ratio changes? Would I change an aspect ratio like 1.85:1 to another aspect ratio like 2.35:1 in one of my movies? How can I do it? Well, Answer Me.Disney's Brother Bear: 1.85:1 to 2.35:1?it was done to emphasize the change in surroundings when the bear first goes into the wilderness. the idea was to make it different for the audience as well as the character.
one other movie that changed aspect ratios was %26quot;the horse whisperer%26quot; which also went from 1.85 to 2.35 to emphasize a change in surroundings.
one other movie that changed aspect ratios was %26quot;the horse whisperer%26quot; which also went from 1.85 to 2.35 to emphasize a change in surroundings.
How do I set my aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9 ?
I previously had a CRT monitor (aspect ratio 4:3) but recently i bought a ACER LCD monitor and my monitor resolution seem to be stuck in 4:3 resolution i cannot change it to 16:9 aspect ratio I have tried downloading their drivers but it does not work in windows xp.Can any one tell me if i can do this by any other alternate means (by registry editing or something plz guide me then)?Please help.How do I set my aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9 ?I have a 16:10 screen and had the same problem when my resolution was set to 1024 by 768 pixels.
Your screen is most likely 16:10 because 16:9 is more common in widescreen tv's, most widescreen laptops/computers are 16:10.
So to fix this problem for me I had to change my resolution to 1280 by 800 pixels. This made everything very small though so I had to adjust some settings to make it possible for me to see what I'm doing.
I had to set my font size in appearence to large fonts. Also I went in the advanced mode and put up most of the font sizes for everything, I just played with the numbers until everything was big enough.
Hope this helps.How do I set my aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9 ?The problem maybe with your video card not the monitor drivers.
Check your video card and download the latest updates.
The video card should automatically detect the allowed configurations from your monitor. You will need to reboot your PC though.
Your screen is most likely 16:10 because 16:9 is more common in widescreen tv's, most widescreen laptops/computers are 16:10.
So to fix this problem for me I had to change my resolution to 1280 by 800 pixels. This made everything very small though so I had to adjust some settings to make it possible for me to see what I'm doing.
I had to set my font size in appearence to large fonts. Also I went in the advanced mode and put up most of the font sizes for everything, I just played with the numbers until everything was big enough.
Hope this helps.How do I set my aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9 ?The problem maybe with your video card not the monitor drivers.
Check your video card and download the latest updates.
The video card should automatically detect the allowed configurations from your monitor. You will need to reboot your PC though.
How to reduce the height and width of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio?
scanned images are different in size and all of them stored and updated in database. i want to display that in reduced size keeping equal width or height.Is there any programming code for it?How to reduce the height and width of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio?I don't know about any programming code, but if you take the images into photoshop, you can go to the Image Size dialog box, select 'Constrain Proportions' and change size without affecting aspect ratio. Does this help?How to reduce the height and width of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio?What sort of database? I normally look to an image editor's features for batch resizing, not to programming, because it's too difficult to load and handle all the image types.How to reduce the height and width of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio?resize and/or crop...depending on the image editing software you haveHow to reduce the height and width of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio?The only way of fitting a picture in a specific size without changing the aspect ratio is by cropping the image. I don't think there's a programming code for that since the computer doesn't recognize what you want to keep in your picture after cropping.How to reduce the height and width of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio?Most image editing programs allow you to resize the image, usually by setting the width or height you need, and keeping the aspect ratio with some option (a checkbox or something).How to reduce the height and width of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio?the formula is simple:
New height = (new width X original height) / original width.
For ex: nH = (800 x oH) / oW --%26gt;I am assuming that you want to keep all the widths at 800 pixels.
New height = (new width X original height) / original width.
For ex: nH = (800 x oH) / oW --%26gt;I am assuming that you want to keep all the widths at 800 pixels.
How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?
I personally use this free software, called Photo Resize Magic:
http://www.realfiletools.com/free/photo-…How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?Try changing the extension. Or you can open it in
Photoshop and save the pic with medium quality. It will look the same and size will be less.How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?Save it as a %26quot;JPEG%26quot; image, make a backup copy, then try to save copies of the image decrementing the quality of JPEG compression untill the loss of information is visible. Then save your previous copy of the picture as the one you'll use on your web-site.How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?U can easily reduse it by just lessening the size of the scanned image n that will lesser the space of it.try thisHow to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?When you pop up the image size control panel in your editing program, there should be a check box nearby that will automatically keep the height-to-width ratio the same when you change one of the two dimensions. In Photoshop the checkbox is labeled %26quot;Constrain Proportions%26quot;.How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?Using your photo editing software of choice, reduce the number of dots per inch (dpi) until the image starts to look grainy. When the image starts to go grainy then this is the optimum point and you should no longer reduce the dpi.
I think Macromedia Fireworks has the option to publish an image for the web automatically and I think you can download a 30 day trial version (fully functional) from http://www.adobe.com/products/fireworks/How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?Convert the file of image into winzip otherwise convert into Acrobat readerHow to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?... it was mentioned that we could change the size and shape of a facsimile image. ... Facsimile image data should therefore be compressed to reduce its ...
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http://www.realfiletools.com/free/photo-…How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?Try changing the extension. Or you can open it in
Photoshop and save the pic with medium quality. It will look the same and size will be less.How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?Save it as a %26quot;JPEG%26quot; image, make a backup copy, then try to save copies of the image decrementing the quality of JPEG compression untill the loss of information is visible. Then save your previous copy of the picture as the one you'll use on your web-site.How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?U can easily reduse it by just lessening the size of the scanned image n that will lesser the space of it.try thisHow to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?When you pop up the image size control panel in your editing program, there should be a check box nearby that will automatically keep the height-to-width ratio the same when you change one of the two dimensions. In Photoshop the checkbox is labeled %26quot;Constrain Proportions%26quot;.How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?Using your photo editing software of choice, reduce the number of dots per inch (dpi) until the image starts to look grainy. When the image starts to go grainy then this is the optimum point and you should no longer reduce the dpi.
I think Macromedia Fireworks has the option to publish an image for the web automatically and I think you can download a 30 day trial version (fully functional) from http://www.adobe.com/products/fireworks/How to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?Convert the file of image into winzip otherwise convert into Acrobat readerHow to reduce the size of a scanned image without changing its aspect ratio for web use?... it was mentioned that we could change the size and shape of a facsimile image. ... Facsimile image data should therefore be compressed to reduce its ...
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How do you get the aspect ratio right when connecting a computer to a PC?
I have an HP laptop that i am trying to connect to a RCA 40%26quot; tv (L40FHD41) but I can't get the ratio right.
Before, I have been able to just plug it in with a VGA cable and it would work fine, but sometimes it messes up the resolution on my laptop and the image on the television is not centered and is cut-off.
Whenever i change the ratio, the tv either says %26quot;unsupported%26quot; or the image is off center.
Any ideas on how to get the ratios to match up?How do you get the aspect ratio right when connecting a computer to a PC?This is an easy fix. All TVs with VGA input have a special menu option called %26quot;PC sync%26quot; or simply 'sync%26quot;. use it to adjust the sync between the PC and the TV and to center your picture.
Rebooting your PC with the TV on will usually allow it to figure out the best resolution to connect. Then use sync to fix the cut-off issue.How do you get the aspect ratio right when connecting a computer to a PC?you have to go on the computer and change the display in the settings. its not the tv its the computer.make printer work ingrown hair
Before, I have been able to just plug it in with a VGA cable and it would work fine, but sometimes it messes up the resolution on my laptop and the image on the television is not centered and is cut-off.
Whenever i change the ratio, the tv either says %26quot;unsupported%26quot; or the image is off center.
Any ideas on how to get the ratios to match up?How do you get the aspect ratio right when connecting a computer to a PC?This is an easy fix. All TVs with VGA input have a special menu option called %26quot;PC sync%26quot; or simply 'sync%26quot;. use it to adjust the sync between the PC and the TV and to center your picture.
Rebooting your PC with the TV on will usually allow it to figure out the best resolution to connect. Then use sync to fix the cut-off issue.How do you get the aspect ratio right when connecting a computer to a PC?you have to go on the computer and change the display in the settings. its not the tv its the computer.
Burning video files to DVD on OS X with the right aspect ratio?
I am trying to burn some video files to DVD using OS X so I can watch them on my TV with a normal DVD player. I tried today with a bunch of different clips on one DVD and some of them were fine, some were slightly cut off, and some (the widescreen ones) were squished on my non-widescreen TV. Some of the clips were strange shapes so I'm not too worried about them but I would like to figure out the widescreen content problem. How can I make them display properly on my non-widescreen TV with those black bars?
The program I used was burn and I tried changing the aspect ratio settings on my DVD player. It did not work.Burning video files to DVD on OS X with the right aspect ratio?You can import them into iMovie08 and set the the aspect ratio when you import them ( the ratios are all listed.) - then burn them to iDVD
Tutorial here
http://www.apple.com/ilife/tutorials/#im
The program I used was burn and I tried changing the aspect ratio settings on my DVD player. It did not work.Burning video files to DVD on OS X with the right aspect ratio?You can import them into iMovie08 and set the the aspect ratio when you import them ( the ratios are all listed.) - then burn them to iDVD
Tutorial here
http://www.apple.com/ilife/tutorials/#im
Can someone tell how to change the aspect ration of the JVC Everio GZ-MS120 camcorder to 16:9?!?
I just don't understand this stupid camcorder.. It says the aspect ratio is 16:9 but when I put it on my computer it's 4:3... WTF
Someone please tell me before I destroy this ******* thing..Can someone tell how to change the aspect ration of the JVC Everio GZ-MS120 camcorder to 16:9?!?Couple of things might be happening.
First,
Hook your camera directly to your television and play back something you've already recorded. It should show up on your TV as being 16:9 if you in fact recorded it that way.
If it doesnt show up on your TV in 16:9 then you are SOL and there is no need to try anything else.
If it is 16:9 on your TV then it is your editing software that needs to be adjusted.
Open the Capture Settings in whatever software you are using and make sure you are capturing the video from the camera in 16:9, not 4:3
Problem solved, enjoy!
Someone please tell me before I destroy this ******* thing..Can someone tell how to change the aspect ration of the JVC Everio GZ-MS120 camcorder to 16:9?!?Couple of things might be happening.
First,
Hook your camera directly to your television and play back something you've already recorded. It should show up on your TV as being 16:9 if you in fact recorded it that way.
If it doesnt show up on your TV in 16:9 then you are SOL and there is no need to try anything else.
If it is 16:9 on your TV then it is your editing software that needs to be adjusted.
Open the Capture Settings in whatever software you are using and make sure you are capturing the video from the camera in 16:9, not 4:3
Problem solved, enjoy!
How can I get my TV to be in aspect ratio 16:9 when playing PS2 as a default?
i do have a widescreen TV and yes i always watch normal TV in 16:9
But when ever i change to AVS mode it becomes 4:3 therefore i always have to go to the trouble changing the aspect ratio to 16:9 which is annoying. I have a Lowe Widescreen TV with modes: Video(TV), AV1(TV), AV2(DVD), AV3(VCR), AVS(PS2). It's not an LCD though it's big, not sure what the exact model is but they don't make these types of TV's anymore but it is widescreen...
How can I get my TV to be in aspect ratio 16:9 when playing PS2 as a default?How can I get my TV to be in aspect ratio 16:9 when playing PS2 as a default?I have seen some TV sets that REMEMBER the Aspect Ratio DEFAULT settings by setting them up in the Menu...SONY is known for that....
And I have seen a LOT of manufacturers now allow EACH INPUT to have different settings for EACH INPUT....
Your TV may have to be in the AVS mode FIRST, then go to the 16:9 Aspect setting in your MENU...then set the Default Aspect Ratio there, and VOILA....it stays in 16:9 every time you access it...
Now if it doesn't have the Default settings in the menu, there is no way to make it stay in that mode...
But when ever i change to AVS mode it becomes 4:3 therefore i always have to go to the trouble changing the aspect ratio to 16:9 which is annoying. I have a Lowe Widescreen TV with modes: Video(TV), AV1(TV), AV2(DVD), AV3(VCR), AVS(PS2). It's not an LCD though it's big, not sure what the exact model is but they don't make these types of TV's anymore but it is widescreen...
How can I get my TV to be in aspect ratio 16:9 when playing PS2 as a default?How can I get my TV to be in aspect ratio 16:9 when playing PS2 as a default?I have seen some TV sets that REMEMBER the Aspect Ratio DEFAULT settings by setting them up in the Menu...SONY is known for that....
And I have seen a LOT of manufacturers now allow EACH INPUT to have different settings for EACH INPUT....
Your TV may have to be in the AVS mode FIRST, then go to the 16:9 Aspect setting in your MENU...then set the Default Aspect Ratio there, and VOILA....it stays in 16:9 every time you access it...
Now if it doesn't have the Default settings in the menu, there is no way to make it stay in that mode...
Help about my monitor aspect ratio?
Hello. i have 19 inch LCD monitor. Its aspect ratio is 4:3 and it is like square. How to change its aspect ratio and to get wide screen on it (like when you watching some widescreen movie with the windows media player) ?!
P.S. IT ISN'T WIDESCREEN !!!
can you HELP ME ?!?!?! PLEASE !!!!Help about my monitor aspect ratio?I know 4:3 isn't widescreen. 16:9 is considered as widescreen on monitors, but movie widescreen formats are actually wider than they are in height more than two times.
To enable widescreen on your computer, right click on your desktop, go to %26quot;settings%26quot; (or on vista, %26quot;display settings%26quot;) and choose a widescreen resolution.Help about my monitor aspect ratio?You can't change aspect ratio easily using Windows Media Player.
Download VLC to play the movie then right click where the movie is playing go to Video -%26gt; Aspect Ratio and select the desired aspect ratio. :) VLC can be downloaded here: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html
Have fun :)
P.S. IT ISN'T WIDESCREEN !!!
can you HELP ME ?!?!?! PLEASE !!!!Help about my monitor aspect ratio?I know 4:3 isn't widescreen. 16:9 is considered as widescreen on monitors, but movie widescreen formats are actually wider than they are in height more than two times.
To enable widescreen on your computer, right click on your desktop, go to %26quot;settings%26quot; (or on vista, %26quot;display settings%26quot;) and choose a widescreen resolution.Help about my monitor aspect ratio?You can't change aspect ratio easily using Windows Media Player.
Download VLC to play the movie then right click where the movie is playing go to Video -%26gt; Aspect Ratio and select the desired aspect ratio. :) VLC can be downloaded here: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html
Have fun :)
My TV or Laptop Aspect Ratio?
Well when i connect my Laptop to my TV the TV Crops it so i only see half of the start menu
i know y it does that and i was wondering how do i fix it
i want to know if i need to change my aspect ratio on my tv or laptop
and how do i do that?My TV or Laptop Aspect Ratio?You need an app called %26quot;powerstrip%26quot; for your laptop. It iwll let you adjust the video timings to match what your tv wants.My TV or Laptop Aspect Ratio?Set your TV aspect ratio to 4:3 for starters, your TV remote will have a PSize or Wide or Size or Aspect button on it...pressing it serveral times will cycle thru all your aspect sizes...
Choose the one that fits.
You THEN adjust the RESOLUTION of the laptop to make the picture FIT in the 4:3 box.
THEN you switch back to Standard or Full mode on the TV set.advice on kissing a girl exercise jurisdiction
i know y it does that and i was wondering how do i fix it
i want to know if i need to change my aspect ratio on my tv or laptop
and how do i do that?My TV or Laptop Aspect Ratio?You need an app called %26quot;powerstrip%26quot; for your laptop. It iwll let you adjust the video timings to match what your tv wants.My TV or Laptop Aspect Ratio?Set your TV aspect ratio to 4:3 for starters, your TV remote will have a PSize or Wide or Size or Aspect button on it...pressing it serveral times will cycle thru all your aspect sizes...
Choose the one that fits.
You THEN adjust the RESOLUTION of the laptop to make the picture FIT in the 4:3 box.
THEN you switch back to Standard or Full mode on the TV set.
My T.V aspect ratio changes ?
My T.v aspect ratio changes without my input how do i stop this happening?
P.s The T.v is connected to a Sky+ box and it is a grundig televisionMy T.V aspect ratio changes ?check the tv settings to see if 'auto' aspect is in use...
P.s The T.v is connected to a Sky+ box and it is a grundig televisionMy T.V aspect ratio changes ?check the tv settings to see if 'auto' aspect is in use...
How do I change a video's aspect ratio of 4:3 to 16:9?
In my last question, I worded it wrong. So yeahhhhhhh, is there any way to do this?How do I change a video's aspect ratio of 4:3 to 16:9?a 4:3 ration is like 800x600, a 16:9 ration is like 720P , 1080 P, so go to your video software and change it to something like ....X1080How do I change a video's aspect ratio of 4:3 to 16:9?you can't.... If video is 4:3 than its missing 30 percent (15 on the left and 15 on the right) cut of video. Unless you want that video to be strenched out wide...than i don't see the point.How do I change a video's aspect ratio of 4:3 to 16:9?Yes try dvdshrink or similar programs, most allow you to adjust things like that!
How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?
I have a photo that's skewed. It's wider than it should be and needs to be slimmed down, the problem is, when I try to adjust the image or canvas size, it just keeps the same aspect ratio.
How can I change this... or could I do it in another program?
Thanks.How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?There's a little button that says %26quot;keep aspect ratio%26quot; that you can uncheck to change the aspect ratio.How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?the what ? excuse me ?How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?Hi,
when you got resize the image or canvas size, you should see a small check box that says %26quot;Constrain Proportions%26quot;, un-check this box and it should stop resizing based on the ratio.
hope that helps.How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?You might not have unchecked the %26quot;constrain proportions%26quot; in the resize boxes, no? Else, crop appropriately, ensuring that the crop tool is not set to a fixed size.How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?go to image and then image size and you will know the rest. God luck
How can I change this... or could I do it in another program?
Thanks.How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?There's a little button that says %26quot;keep aspect ratio%26quot; that you can uncheck to change the aspect ratio.How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?the what ? excuse me ?How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?Hi,
when you got resize the image or canvas size, you should see a small check box that says %26quot;Constrain Proportions%26quot;, un-check this box and it should stop resizing based on the ratio.
hope that helps.How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?You might not have unchecked the %26quot;constrain proportions%26quot; in the resize boxes, no? Else, crop appropriately, ensuring that the crop tool is not set to a fixed size.How do I change the ratio of a photo in photoshop?go to image and then image size and you will know the rest. God luck
New wide screen lcd monitor distorts photos from windows my pictures. how to change to correct aspect ratio?
the pictures look stretched wide and smooshed short. how do you correct this to make it look like a square picture.New wide screen lcd monitor distorts photos from windows my pictures. how to change to correct aspect ratio?increase your picture resolution or perhaps your graphics card cannot support the LCD monitor. Wide screen LCD monitors should be set a optimum pixel resolution so that you can get the best picture quality
You must have a matching graphics card to fo this.
My guess is that you display setting is only at 800 x 600 pixels. if using Windows go to Control Panel, then to Display, then to Settings, then increase your screen resolution, one step at at time. Then select the best for you.
your PC will detect to what maximum level your graphics card can support.
An ideal graphics card for a wide LCD should have 256meg . At the same time I have friends who are satisfied with a 128meg graphics card. It's a matter of personal choice.
Since you have a wide LCD which is a sign that you can afford, get the 512meg card. Perfect for serious gamers and the cost difference between a 256 and 512 is just not big anymore.New wide screen lcd monitor distorts photos from windows my pictures. how to change to correct aspect ratio?you have to set it to hi definition
You must have a matching graphics card to fo this.
My guess is that you display setting is only at 800 x 600 pixels. if using Windows go to Control Panel, then to Display, then to Settings, then increase your screen resolution, one step at at time. Then select the best for you.
your PC will detect to what maximum level your graphics card can support.
An ideal graphics card for a wide LCD should have 256meg . At the same time I have friends who are satisfied with a 128meg graphics card. It's a matter of personal choice.
Since you have a wide LCD which is a sign that you can afford, get the 512meg card. Perfect for serious gamers and the cost difference between a 256 and 512 is just not big anymore.New wide screen lcd monitor distorts photos from windows my pictures. how to change to correct aspect ratio?you have to set it to hi definition
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