to full screen....is there a tool out there that can do this......i dont like widescreen...lol..and i bought a 42 inch tv to watch ...any suggestions :O))..thx bob
In answering your question there are 2 answers. 1. If the movie is recorded on the DVD in Widescreen you are stuck w/ it . 2. Now that is not really true unless you have the same editing programs that the TV Networks use to edit the movies so they will fit on your TV screen. Don't forget that they edit the widescreen movies so they will show as Full Screen on the TV's. So yes it can be done it just depends on how much $$$$$ you have.
I have a rather silly question - Why would you wish to have full screen when the "widescreen shown you almost 30% more picture than the full screen ?
thx car mike and pete well, i want a full screen cause i like to see all of the movie on my 42 inch screen.....never did like the wide screen... just thought there might be a tool out there that can take out the widescreen and make it a full screen...but i dnt have the money the companies have..lol... i know a lot of freinds and family..that want full screen instead of widescreen...it's my preferance for sure :O))
There is software you can do this with calle TMPGEnc I know it will do it because I have before, and its free it dosen't cost $$$$$ Or was it VirtualDub? It was one of those 2... But I will Also Have to say Dito to Petes Question
cool..thx for the heads up Mayo :O)).. on widescreen, i know you can see more, but it is basically just back ground you can see...i can do with out all the furniture and backdrop stuff :O))...i will check out your sites..thx again
cant you change the display settings using your dvd player or tv?? i know my lg rear pro and phillips flat screen can
lol....i just cant handle watching wide screen, cause i dont want to see the stretched out back ground of furniture...trees...or studio back drop......i like focusing on the main characters... ..and on widescreen...they look dwarfed <grin>........i just cant see the attraction to widscreen
well, i did find a program that will convert widscreen to full screen....it's called dvd-lab...but i also found that...i can just go to settings on my dvdplayer....and set the screen to 4:3..which will play the full screen...that way you can always change it back to 16:9 to veiw wide screen :O)) bob
A true full screen is panned and scanned. If you see 2 people talking, one person will be shown and the frame will slowly slide over and show the person who is responding. By using the 4:3 setting in your tv or dvd, you will be stuck with a person talking to no one! Best bet, buy a widescreen tv,get your movies in widescreen,buy a surround sound system and get blown away. Sorry, I was getting too excited here.Calm down bigwop,calm down
Yea there "Big" Guy, get a grip we don't want Ya "stroking out" on us (heh, heh) That wide-screen, surround sound stuff will do it to you -
