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08-26-2002, 12:52 AM
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I have a major problem, everytime i try to encode a movie which the source is progressive and 16-9 aspect ratio, it comes out smaller than normal, when i chose the kvcd template 352x480 it's real small, and when i manually change the resolution to 480x480 it's bigger but still smaller than the original size. When i encode the movie using 704x480 template it encodes at the perfect size. Anyone knows why i s this. I appreciate your help, thanks!
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08-26-2002, 01:30 AM
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I used to have the same problem, but it was just a matter of wrong resize/aspect ratio.
Did you ever tried FitCD+AVS? After I started using it, I had no more problems with 352x480.
Just use FitCD to resize to 1/2DVD (that's 352x480) and set TMPGEnc:
Source aspect ratio -> 4:3 Display
Video arrange Method -> Full Screen.

Note: Do the same for 480x480, but set to SVCD destination size.
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