- #DVDFAB MEDIA PLAYER 2.4.3 MOVIE#
- #DVDFAB MEDIA PLAYER 2.4.3 FULL#
- #DVDFAB MEDIA PLAYER 2.4.3 SOFTWARE#
- #DVDFAB MEDIA PLAYER 2.4.3 PC#
I'm able to crop out the video as I please but during the reencoding process the video and audio go out of sync. I can live with the small quality loss as oppose to being distracted by the blackbars on the TV.Īlso recently I've discovered another program that shows promise in removing the blackbars directly on the AVI's. That's the way I do it, I'm happy with my results. It also has a box that needs to check that says "use tv display mode", this will only let you use the resolutions that are compatible with a regular tv. The reason I use Fairuse is because it will keep the video and audio in sync everytime and it has a 2-pass encoding so the quality loss will be minimal. Fairuse has a video preview window where you can cutout any black bars if they are still present. Finally use the free fairuse wizard lite to convert that ISO (only works with ISO) into an avi again. When you get the video_ts folder, use dvdshrink to back it up into an ISO. I tried every avi to dvd converter and this and the obsolete winavi video converter 7.0 where the only ones that can force a ws avi into a fullscreen. The only program that I have found that can turn a widescreen avi into a fullscreen DVD is convertxtodvd 3.0. Sometimes it's alot of work but I prefer my videos to fill the entire screen of my computer or regular tv. I encountered this problem before and have learned what programs to use to get rid of the blackbars on avi's. It depends on how the original was encoded. Sorry if it's a little long and confusing, I'm pretty new to this stuff
#DVDFAB MEDIA PLAYER 2.4.3 MOVIE#
Last question what program do you recommend that i can burn torrent dvd rip movies into a DVD, so that i can play on my DVD player? and if i burn a 16:9 dvd movie and play it on my 4:3 TV, I'll most likely get the black bars right? That's probably why you thought they were cropping the video?
#DVDFAB MEDIA PLAYER 2.4.3 FULL#
So that means people aren't cropping the torrents, they're either using widescreen format or they could be using 4:3 aspect ratio, but i couldn't tell because I'm using a widescreen monitor.Īnd I use the stretch to window option in media player classic to show the full picture without the black bars. i did a test on movies, it uses more black bars(about 5-6 inches) about 3 times more black bars on movies then on tv shows (using the default aspect ratio) all of them only have 1-2 inches black bar on the top and 1-2 inches on the bottom (so it's very minimum )īut.
#2) I went ahead and made aspect ratio default in my media player classic settings, it seems that Tv episodes like lost, prison break, etc. #1) Since i have a 16:10, 17inch widescreen monitor, which is the best format DVD's i should buy that has zero or very low black bar usage.Īlso, will 4:3 aspect ratio DVD's always show black bars on widescreen monitors? Stretch the height and remove some of the black bars. It's possible to deselect "keep aspect ratio". I just took a look at my old Powerdvd version 3.
#DVDFAB MEDIA PLAYER 2.4.3 PC#
PS - Another possibility for PC playback, We want it to do (fill up more of the screen), you have to tellĪs you can see, there are many options to consider. On the other hand, if you encode them as anamorphic, the blackīars can be minimized. The DVD, things will seem tall and skinny, since you disturbed the "stretch" the height, but the problem is, when you play back These files that fills the whole screen (4:3) it is possible to
The torrent movies don't have black bars because somebody cropped The movie on the DVD is actually wider than 16:9. Player will show the content at that A/R - it will include any blackīars that may exist on the DVD itself.
#DVDFAB MEDIA PLAYER 2.4.3 SOFTWARE#
If the DVD was produced for widescreen (16/9 anamorphic) the software The player tries to maintain the aspect ratio of the DVD. The software DVD player can do all kinds of tricks, but in general,
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