What if the aspect ratio is 2.35:1?

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  1. dextor

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    I'm a total newb so I decided to use the guide for avi2dvd program, however the movie I want to convert to DVD format is 2.35:1 aspect ratio and the only two options available are 4:3 and 16:9. Is there a different program I should use?
     
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    After a bit more reading. I figure that convertxtodvd would be a better option? Am i correct? Or can I get around it in avi2dvd since it's free?
     
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    haha, so after playing around with converxtodvd, the result i got was a stretched 2.35:1 to 16:9. Is there any way I can keep the original aspect ratio?
     
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    Those are the only 2 options available for DVD compliant files.

    Something else is causing your problem. I use both those programs and they both maintain the correct AR. I've converted many 2.35:1 vids with both and they come out correctly (there will be bars top/bottom). Both will automatically choose the correct AR (leave ConvertX on Automatic under 'TV screen'), there should be no need for you to change or choose anything. I would assume if you are having problems it's due to that specific file which is not correctly providing the correct file info.
     
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    Oh OK thanks for the help. Everything finally turned out alright. It's in 16:9 format and not stretched, so there are black bands on top and bottom even though its 16:9 to conserve aspect ratio, for anyone else wondering the same thing.

    BTW, convertxtodvd is an awesome program!
     
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    So is AVI2DVD!
     

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