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Posted by xeaglecrest on 12/26/07 16:36
pheo wrote:
>
> I recently recorded a widescreen television program from my HDTV tuner
> to my dvd recorder. The resulting disk works great playing it on that
> machine and displayed on my widescreen TV. I wanted to play it later
> on my regular bedroom TV on a different DVD player. I get a squished
> anamorphic display that cannot be corrected by changing display
> settings for the dvd player. It also plays squished when played on my
> computer.
>
> I am assuming there is nothing that can be done with this disk to make
> it work on those things, but is there a way I convert it in DVD Studio
> Pro, so that it will automatically spread like the commercial ones
> do?
>
> I have been able to rip the M2V's and AC3's from the disk, but don't
> know what setting to use to get the result I want. The choices in DVD
> Studio Pro, are 4:3, 16:9 pan-scan, 16:9 letterbox, and 16:9 pan-scan
> & letterbox.
>
> pw
As you have discovered, some DVD recorders do not properly set the 16:9
flag.
Panasonics only do it on RAM discs. What you need to do, is re-author
the
the disc with a program like TMPGEnc DVD Author. It will allow you to
set the 16:9 flag so the disc will play properly on an older TV. A side
benefit is you will be able to add a decent menu and place chapter marks
exactly where you want them. The video is not re-encoded, so the video
quality remains the same as the original disc.
-Bill
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