[quote user="Job ter Burg"] [quote user="Adkins Media"]still does Pand and Scan on Full Screen TV.[/quote]This is an optional setting on most DVD players, so I'm betting it's not an encoding problem. DVD-players have a setting that allows the user to choose how to display...

[quote user="Pheral"] This behavior could actually be due to a setting on the TV itself. [/quote] Boy do I feel sheepish... Yws that was the answer! I put in one of my previous drafts let the movie start playing and saw the same old Pan and Scan, hit the DVD player's menu button (not disc...

hi everyone, i'm a bit puzzled. i'm trying to edit my footage that i have shot in DV PAL widescreen.. but i cannot make a project with those specs, the only 25 PAL settings available is 4:3. can anyone help me? am i just not looking hard enough? thank you for any help you can provide :)

At the risk of looking like a complete idiot only to keep other idiots from making the same mistake, the only variable I didn't check was the setting on my external dvd player!! It was set on 4:3 not 16:9. I tried every combination imagineable from sending the QTref. out differently, which seems...

I am shooting standard def native 16:9, exporting a quick time ref. file from the Adrenaline to Sorenson Squeeze to transcode to an MPEG file for DVD playback with 16:9 pixel aspect ratio with "letter box or pillar" checked on the Large File DVD setting. It plays perfectly fine on a 4:3 standard...

I'm running into similar problems. I am shooting standard def native 16:9, exporting a quick time ref. file from the Adrenaline to Sorenson Squeeze to transcode to an MPEG file for DVD playback with 16:9 pixel aspect ratio with "letter box or pillar" checked on the Large File DVD setting...

rfmeredith: Avid version 2.2.7 all three systems. Rolled the driver back to the original driver Avid shipped. (Located in Program Files\Avid\Utilities\nVidia , for the lurkers out there). The driver name was 77.18_win2kxp_international_whql.exe , dated 6/17/2006 12:28 am. The driver unpacked to driver...

Let's start at the very beginning, cause it's a very nice place to start.... This is a very long post, because I wanted to detail what I tried, as much as I could before someone suggested, "Well, did you try this" or "Did you try that?". You might want to print this out and...