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.

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.

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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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.

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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

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!

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...