NO BLACK BARS

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  1. ButerFlie

    ButerFlie Member

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    If this question has already been answered I apologize, but couldnt find the answer anywhere. My problem is when I encode a movie the black bars go away and the picture stretches. How do I keep the black bars? I'd appreciate any help.
     
    ButerFlie, Dec 22, 2002
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    If you mean in TMPGEnc, then click settings and click the advanced tab. Change "Video Arrange Method" from Full Screen to "Full Screen (Keep Aspect Ratio)".
     
    Dela, Dec 23, 2002
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    Wow, how simple. Thank you so much.
     
    ButerFlie, Dec 25, 2002
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    lol, no problem, took me a long time to figure that one out before!!
     
    Dela, Dec 25, 2002
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    Just curious... what is the difference between:

    Full Screen (Keep Aspect Ratio) and
    Full Screen (Keep Aspect Ratio) 2?

    thx
     
    diver90, Dec 26, 2002
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    I find that it stretches the picture up just a slight bit so it doesnt look as bad as if you had it in full screen but you'd really want a widescreen towatch the movie and there will be more quality loss.
     
    Dela, Dec 26, 2002
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