«

New HD Tv 16/9 WS Aspect ratio question.


I download plenty of TV eps as i miss them when iam at work. Anyway i
mostly convert them to 16/9 VCD or SVCD using Procoder.


If they are 16/9 they should fill the whole screen the original files
are 16/9 format.

Just somthing i would like to know as i want to use the WHOLE SCREEN


I know i have read that sometimes their are bars on the left right and
top bottom not sure why.

Thanks.

"Kate Jackson" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
>
> New HD Tv 16/9 WS Aspect ratio question.
>
>
> I download plenty of TV eps as i miss them when iam at work. Anyway i
> mostly convert them to 16/9 VCD or SVCD using Procoder.
>
>
> If they are 16/9 they should fill the whole screen the original files
> are 16/9 format.
>
> Just somthing i would like to know as i want to use the WHOLE SCREEN
>
>
> I know i have read that sometimes their are bars on the left right and
> top bottom not sure why.
>
This is because even though it is widescreen, it is a 4:3 image. It is not
animorphic. This can happen with some older non enhanced DVDs also. Best
thing to do is use one of your HDTV's zoom modes to size it up.

HDTV games lists and discussions
http://www.hdtvarcade.com

Yeah i think my TV has a mode where it can fill the screen if the
picture is 4:3.



On Wed, 22 Jun 2005 09:07:24 GMT, "Ollie T" <> wrote:

>
>"Kate Jackson" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>>
>>
>> New HD Tv 16/9 WS Aspect ratio question.
>>
>>
>> I download plenty of TV eps as i miss them when iam at work. Anyway i
>> mostly convert them to 16/9 VCD or SVCD using Procoder.
>>
>>
>> If they are 16/9 they should fill the whole screen the original files
>> are 16/9 format.
>>
>> Just somthing i would like to know as i want to use the WHOLE SCREEN
>>
>>
>> I know i have read that sometimes their are bars on the left right and
>> top bottom not sure why.
>>
>This is because even though it is widescreen, it is a 4:3 image. It is not
>animorphic. This can happen with some older non enhanced DVDs also. Best
>thing to do is use one of your HDTV's zoom modes to size it up.
>
>HDTV games lists and discussions
>http://www.hdtvarcade.com
>