screen size after ripping blu-ray to dvd-9

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    i have a 65 inch mitsu diamond DLP and a sony bdp-s350. I ripped my first two blu-rays to dvd-9's but i keep getting a black row on top and at the bottom. shouldnt the movei take up the whole screen??? is there a setting i need to do to get the movie on the whole screen? or are certain movies this way. thanks
     
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    Surely you realise unless you specifically change the aspect ratio during the re-encoding then the output will be in the same as it was on the original bluray movie.
    The original aspect ratio is probably 2.35:1 or 2.40:1 and it won't matter which media you have it on.
     
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    i see so should i change the aspect ratio? does this make the quality worse? if so then nevamind..if not then how do i change the aspect ratio?
     
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    Well, regards quality, considering you've come down from a Bluray to DVD, I would say it would only make a slight difference to quality because you are stretching the image to fill the screen. Much like "Zoom" or similar on TV's.
    If you have this feature on your DLP it would be simpler.

    Otherwise you should look for something like a "Pan & Scan" or 16:9 setting option in your encoding software for the video aspect ratio.
     
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    make sense better to use just the tv options.. but taking all the crap out with temuxer gui then using bd rebuilder to compress down to a dual layer dvd i hardley notice a difference.
     
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    I've been using Clown-BD GUI, which pulls together AC3to and TSmuxer and burns with Imgburn.
    I save One video, one audio and one subtitle, but even then the smallest file I've got down to is 17.5gig. Most are 22 - 27 gig.
    This method takes about 1.5 to 2 hours max reading staright from the bluray disc.

    I have'nt used BD-Rebuilder to go down to DVD-9 cause of how long I hear it takes, but I did use Convert X to DVD recently for the same purpose. That only took about 2 hours for the DVD output but although the quality was'nt bad, I felt it was not as goog as the original DVD would have been.
     
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    ive heard good things about clown havent used it yet though.. I will probley use it when the prices of blu-rays come down, until then everything is dual layer
     
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    Yes the blanks are expensive, but a 1TB hard drive isn't.
     
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    thats true i have one on my pc i love it. prob going to get another
     
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