Resizing screen

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  1. Dude53

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    Hi, I'm currently in the process of burning a bunch of TV episodes to DVD. However, they're subtitled, and for some reason the image is too big for the screen, so I can't read some of the subtitles. Is there anyway I can resize the video so that it will fit on the TV? Thanks.
     
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    what apps you useing?? and process taken?.
     
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    Try using the Aspect button on your remote.
     
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    What do you mean Aspect button? I'm using Nero, and I'm using the correct aspect ratio, but the video is still too large for the screen.
     
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    ok???
     
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    He means using your TV remote control to adjust the aspect ratio of the screeen, I.E. from wide zoom to zoom, or until it fits the TV screen.

    HTH,

    Rich
     
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    hi

    what are the files to start with? mpeg vob or avi?
     
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    They are avi.
     
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    hi

    use film machine its a free app and very good!!!
     
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