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Reply With QuoteMike, if u can find this info, then i can add it to c3. Mind u on my setup, it occupies the fullscreen but then again i have to look at it again.
4:3 aspect ratio with windows media player
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Mike, if u can find this info, then i can add it to c3. Mind u on my setup, it occupies the fullscreen but then again i have to look at it again.
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I was having the same issue where tv aspect ratio (4:3) recorded video was essentially squished to widescreen aspect ration. In order to fix this in WMP go to Tools>Options & click the "Devices" tab. After it finishes finding devices, select "display" and hit properties. Here you can stretch/skew the video displayed through WMP on the device. To change the TV aspect ratio to its proper view, I set the "Horizontal pixers per vertical pixel" to 1.250. Apply it and okay and it should change. Alter it as needed for your video of course but this is a good starting point. Hope this little tip helps.
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Nice find. LOL. This thread is over 4 years old. Very interesting none the less.
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Heh yeah i figured it was old but all that kept turning up on my searches were the unanswered posts so I figured I might as well share it.
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