murdock22 New Member Jan 25, 2007 #1 when playing a .avi widescreen movie is there still the black bars on the top and bottom? or does it take up the full screen.
when playing a .avi widescreen movie is there still the black bars on the top and bottom? or does it take up the full screen.
Burgerbob Active Member Jan 25, 2007 #2 It depends on the resolution of the widescreen, the type of widescreen used in the movie, etc.
H heyman421 banned Jan 25, 2007 #3 yes, there's still black bars 16:9 can be stretched to 16:10 without being noticeable, tho
Impr3ssiv3 New Member Jan 25, 2007 #4 heyman421 said: yes, there's still black bars 16:9 can be stretched to 16:10 without being noticeable, tho Click to expand... you do know that 16:10 is squarer than 16:9 it all depends on the aspect ratio that the .avi file is set to if its higher than 1.77:1 than you will have black bars
heyman421 said: yes, there's still black bars 16:9 can be stretched to 16:10 without being noticeable, tho Click to expand... you do know that 16:10 is squarer than 16:9 it all depends on the aspect ratio that the .avi file is set to if its higher than 1.77:1 than you will have black bars
H heyman421 banned Jan 25, 2007 #5 Impr3ssiv3 said: you do know that 16:10 is squarer than 16:9 Click to expand... exquisite math skills when watching a 16:9 movie on a 1680x1250 monitor, there are slim black bars on the top and bottom and like i said, the difference is small enough not to notice any stretching if you simply scale the image to fit
Impr3ssiv3 said: you do know that 16:10 is squarer than 16:9 Click to expand... exquisite math skills when watching a 16:9 movie on a 1680x1250 monitor, there are slim black bars on the top and bottom and like i said, the difference is small enough not to notice any stretching if you simply scale the image to fit