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Old 2008-07-14, 21:34   #1 (permalink)
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fixed Zoom Mode 16:9

First. I love the medieportal ! great work :-)

But I’m missing a zoom mode in the list, I have some movies in the format 720x300 and when I watch them on my 16:9 lcd tv (1920x1080), the picture become squashed like the red square in the attached picture, in VLC player & GOM player there is an option called 16:9 that stretches the picture so it looks like the blue box in the attached picture. This is the zoom option I’m missing in the media portal.

I don’t understand all these zoom modes, when I try to understand them, the format 720x300 should look like the blue box, but it does not :-( but I think this is a common issue when VLC and GOM has an 16:9 option.

Thank again for the great work your are doing
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hmm...isn't it the "stretch mode" you are asking for?
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Old 2008-07-14, 21:57   #3 (permalink)
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hmm...isn't it the "stretch mode" you are asking for?
Agreed

Which codec are you using for playing file, if ffdshow, make sure keep aspect ratio is not a chosen option, as this stops the selection of different ratios.
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Smile it is not stretch mode

The stretch mode fill out the hole screen, the "16:9" still have a black box in top and bottom, so it is show in correct format. :-) It is more like 14:9 but without the clipping.

but thank for the answer.
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fixed Paranoid Delusion your are god !

You hit the head on the nail Paranoid Delusion :-)

I looked into the ffdshow aspect ratio and the option was set to "keep orginal aspect ratio" i then changed it to "no aspect ratio correction" and the problem was gone!

For any one else with this problem i have added a screenshot off where to find the "keep orginal aspect ratio" option.

Thank again for the great work.!!!!!!!
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