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David Saywell
Hi,
I have an *.avi file I downloaded from the internet. The images are
320x216. After burning the clip to DVD I played it on my TV and it appears
as though the clip's images are too big for the TV (parts of the image seem
to be either missing or would be showing if the TV screen was bigger).
The video file properties are as follows:
Clip.avi
Width: 320 pixels
Height: 216 pixels
Frame Rate: 29 frames/sec
Frame: 157 kbps
Video Sample Size: 24 bit
Video Compression: DivX codec
The TV is an LG Flatron (Model: CT-29Q24ET).
I have tried changing the Aspect Ratios on the TV and DVD however only have
a choice of 4:3 or 16:9. 16:9 seems to partially fix the problem however
the image still appears too wide.
Windows Movie Maker and my Burning Software (Cyberlink - PowerProducer 2
Gold ) seem to be inadequate to resolve this problem.
What can I do to enable the whole image to be displayed on the TV Screen?
Many thanks,
David
I have an *.avi file I downloaded from the internet. The images are
320x216. After burning the clip to DVD I played it on my TV and it appears
as though the clip's images are too big for the TV (parts of the image seem
to be either missing or would be showing if the TV screen was bigger).
The video file properties are as follows:
Clip.avi
Width: 320 pixels
Height: 216 pixels
Frame Rate: 29 frames/sec
Frame: 157 kbps
Video Sample Size: 24 bit
Video Compression: DivX codec
The TV is an LG Flatron (Model: CT-29Q24ET).
I have tried changing the Aspect Ratios on the TV and DVD however only have
a choice of 4:3 or 16:9. 16:9 seems to partially fix the problem however
the image still appears too wide.
Windows Movie Maker and my Burning Software (Cyberlink - PowerProducer 2
Gold ) seem to be inadequate to resolve this problem.
What can I do to enable the whole image to be displayed on the TV Screen?
Many thanks,
David