#Hauppauge wintv hvr 1290 movie
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#Hauppauge wintv hvr 1290 full

I tested the successful ones out after creating the ISO file in DMF6 by playing the ISO back with VLC Player, and as it goes from the 16x9 video to the 4x3 video (or vice versa), each video is clearly being played in its original and correct aspect ratio (I can see this because I only have VLC filling half my computer screen, not set to full screen).Īgain.Watch television from your video capture card I want to mix aspect ratios so a 4x3 video and a 16x9 video each retain their original ratios on the final DVD, which.as I keep explaining here.has successfully happened a couple of times on other projects but not on this one project which I described in my original post here. This is not how I want it in my DVD project in DMF6.as I keep repeatedly explaining here.

#Hauppauge wintv hvr 1290 tv

In that instance, the AVI files are played back at whatever the original aspect ratio is.so in the case of a full screen 4x3 video, the tv display pillarboxes the sides of the video with black borders. The only difference in a video's playback dimensions are if I am playing a DVD data disc on which I have saved AVI video files since my one player will play AVI videos. My players (I have several) are all set for a 16x9 widescreen tv so that all my discs will play the same way.

My tv's display settings for DVD playback are at 'Full', so any 16x9 anamorphic DVD I play is not only fully displaying the entire video frame as it should be without distortion, but any 4x3 full frame video simply gets 'squeezed' down into the tv screen's dimensions without being pillarboxed. Yes and no as far as what I am trying to do, Chris. The output result is what you are after a full 4.3 picture in a 16.9 frame ie when played on a 16.9 TV black bars both side of 4.3 when played on a 4.3 TV the 4.3 is full screen and the 16.9 has black bars top and bottom No distortion The above post is correct with the authorising tools and DVD-R we have available to us when a DVD is put into a player it only look once at the aspect ratio How can I accomplish this? It has definitely worked out before somehow, as I described with the DVD of tv episodes I watched last night.they turned out exactly how I wanted (one episode was 16x9 and the others were 4x3).but I can't get this video of mine from this party to turn out the same way. The reason I want to do it this way is so the 4x3 version of the video will simply be 'squeezed' down based on my tv and DVD player's settings, fitting the entire 4x3 image into the 16x9 dimensions of my tv screen.and also for some people I'm making a copy of this video for, since they don't have a widescreen tv they'll be able to choose the original 4x3 version of the party video and watch it.

#Hauppauge wintv hvr 1290 movie

Something isn't right with this in DMF6, because I've done other video projects (such as tv shows I've recorded and done this way) where I put both a 4x3 video and 16x9 video into the same project, I was able to keep the original dimensions/resolution of each video with no letterboxing or pillarboxing done on either one.I know, because I just watched one such DVD I created last night, and it turned out just the way I want this party video I'm trying to do the same way (rather like when you purchase a movie and they have both widescreen and fullscreen versions on the same disc). If I change the project settings to 4x3, the widescreen version of the video ends up being letterboxed to fit the 4x3 dimensions. However, when I run off my project, with the project settings set to 16x9 so both the menus and the 16x9 version of the video retains their dimensions, the 4x3 version of the video ends up being pillarboxed with black borders on the left and right to fill it out to a 16x9 dimension. I'm trying to do a project of a video I just did at a Halloween party the other day, and I preconverted the video twice: Once in the original 4x3 fullscreen, and then again cropped down to 16x9 widescreen.