Friday, June 3, 2011

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

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

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.
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  • 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.

    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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