When I convert my movie from .M4V to .FLV they are borderless. But after I pull the movie into the editor they have these black borders. Anyway to get a full movie height without the borders?

To: bismarck2

Hello,

It seems that your movie has 16:9 aspect ratio, but there is 4:3 aspect selected for the project in AVS Video Editor, please correct aspect ratio in AVS Video Editor.

If your movie has non-standard resolution, please set custom aspect, the same as resolution of your video.

Best regards.

To: Vlad

Hi,

Im having the same problem. Though when I put in the exact aspect ratio from the original video it still adds black borders after producing. In the preview before producing the video is fine. Any ideas?

To: lordike

Hello,

What is the resolution of your source video? What format you save your video to and what resolution do you select?

Regards.

I recorded a video on my sony nex5 digital camera in 1440x1080 MP4.
When I view the movie on windows media player there is no black border at all.
I import the movie into AVS video editor and do some cuttings. At the end of the editing I can see the movie is still 1440x1080 when I see its property in the editor itself.
I then decide to "produce" the movie by selecting the DIVX codec and selecting in the AVS windows a custom resolution of 1440x1080 (same as the original file).
Once the process is finished and I play it on windows media player, I can see a black bar on top and below the movie, which is not the case with the original one.
Why is that?

To: laurentabadie

Hello,

It is aspect ratio issue. Try selecting 16:9 aspect ratio for your project or set custom 1440x1080. You can find the details how to adjust aspect ratio in AVS Video Editor following this link.

I hope it helps.

Regards.