Hey guru's,

Sorry am pretty switched on but cant find an easy way around this problem...

I've done extensive testing & it seems that H264 AVC is the most compatible with most products, MP2 even more so but anyway...

The next problem I have is my old pioneer DVR plays perfectly when playing off it, but I cant pull HDD out of it & get info off hdd as it's in a linux format even linux cant read! So my only option is to copy off the hdd with software on the player, but when it does this at the highest output quality of the player it put's it on the dvd disc as 4:3 but it's actually recorded as 16:9 so the people look fat!

Now when I want to encode it to H264 or MP2 with AVS I can get it to output with widescreen & not loosing any picture off the sides by just zooming in!

If I use cyberlink I can tick a box to ignore maintaining aspect ratio so I can just pull the side out without pulling top & bottom, is there something similar I can do with AVS I'm using version 8.1.1.5.10?

I much prefer the end quality of AVS but I've tried a few different things & can't find an easy option?

Thanks Grant

why did my edited videos not show in full screen in vlc player. i try different resolutions like
4.3 , 16.9 , 640x480 , 1024 × 768 , 1680x1050 and many more but problem didnt solve plz help me...

To: gruntly69


Rahul... you need to look at what the video looks like in the window of AVS edit or the advanced output, if it shows with black lines above & below or to both the sides then it's not going to be full screen! if it's grey then it's o.k., but then it all depends on what screen your watching it on & what settings you have as the player?

Hope this helps & I'm not out of line in answering

gruntly69:

To: gruntly69 Rahul... you need to look at what the video looks like in the window of AVS edit or the advanced output, if it shows with black lines above & below or to both the sides then it's not going to be full screen! if it's grey then it's o.k., but then it all depends on what screen your watching it on & what settings you have as the player? Hope this helps & I'm not out of line in answering

gruntly69... ofcourse it shows with black lines above & below or to both the sides i always set resolution of
full screen.


plz help me what can i do to see my edited videos in full screen...

To: rahulborele


If you want it full screen you don't want to see any black lines in the menu's of AVS, if it's grey or none at all it should be full screen.

Hope it's right & helps...

To: gruntly69


Hello Grant,

Unfortunately, AVS4YOU software doesn't have the similar box. Please try to use the Aspect tab.

Best regards.

To: rahulborele


Hello,

If you use AVS Video Conveterter try to adjust various aspects:
http://onlinehelp.avs4you.com/AVS-Video-Converter/ProgramInterface/MainWindow/AdvancedSettings/AspectCorrectionTab.aspx

Best regards.

To: Lex


Hey Lex, been a while how's things?

Yeah Trust me I've tried all the different aspect corrections & then zooming in to minimze the loss of picture, but none really seem to get it 100%

Is there a known format codec thats best to use with full control of aspect & what the best ratio & zoom to use would be?

Thanks Grant

To: gruntly69


Hello,

Please send us a screenshot of the Advanced tab with selected parameters and of the Aspect tab.

Best regards.

To: Lex


Hey Lex, Here's a screeny 1 on the left is how it's supposed to be but without black lines & 1 on the right is how's it's native format is on the disc but isn't correct?

Thanks Grant

To: gruntly69


Hello,

Unfortunately, there is no possibility to make full screeen video without croping video.

Best regards.

To: Lex


SO you mean to say there is no way with using your software that I can make it full screen without loosing some of the image?

Surely this has to be an option the developers can work on?

gruntly69:

To: Lex Hey Lex, Here's a screeny 1 on the left is how it's supposed to be but without black lines & 1 on the right is how's it's native format is on the disc but isn't correct? Thanks Grant

hi..in your attach picture there shown full screen but after completing convertion or saving project or using crop tab .. the result will be unsatisfiyed

and your video play in rectangle size box coverd up, down right and left side with black lines

i dont know proper solution for it i am waiting for replty of avs4you team...

NOTE-- ABOVE ERROR SHOWS ON VLC PLAYER.

gruntly69:

To: Lex Hey Lex, Here's a screeny 1 on the left is how it's supposed to be but without black lines & 1 on the right is how's it's native format is on the disc but isn't correct? Thanks Grant

hi..in your attach picture there shown full screen but after completing convertion or saving project or using crop tab .. the result will be unsatisfiyed

and your video play in rectangle size box coverd up, down right and left side with black lines see attach image

i dont know proper solution for it i am waiting for replty of avs4you team...

NOTE-- ABOVE ERROR SHOWS ON VLC PLAYER.

To: gruntly69


Hello,

As we said the only possibility to make a full screen is to use cropscale option. However, you can try to convert video to DVD NTSC and select 16:9 aspect.

Best regards.

To: Lex


Just confirming though Lex, If I use the crop/scale function I will loose part of the image on the sides yeah?

Thanks for your time Grant

To: gruntly69


Hello,

You are right. The crop scale will cut off the sides.

Best regards.

To: Lex


Thanks Lex, Your idea with the trying DVD output works perfectly for picture if I select original size up top in crop/scale & then output to 16:9!!!!

Only problem is when I do it that way it puts the sound out by 3 seconds, any ideas to fix this, if I edit to any other format it works fine?

Thanks again Grant

To: gruntly69


Hello,

Please specify whether the sound is out of sync with all formats.

Best regards.

To: Lex


Thanks again Lex, as that was just a test sample I grabbed it was actually the sample that was out, but I just tried a proper file & does convert to 16:9 & audio sync is o.k. but the video image gets a slight blur when the people in it move fast, which isn't like that in the original file!

But also to that I would then have to re-edit to get it to AVI & is double handelling & I don't think quality is as good as Cyberlink, so I think I'll just go back to that!

Thanks anyway Lex!

Regards Grant