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.
Friday, June 3, 2011
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.
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