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<blockquote data-quote="4lbertoR" data-source="post: 1175642" data-attributes="member: 157543">I could use the Stretch zoom mode, but it doesn't work well in all cases. I explain.Most of 16:9 homevideo movies have black borders on the top and on the bottom (i mean <a href="https://fuwadabrar.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/the-dark-knight-movie-screenshot-1920x1080-21.jpg" target="_blank">this</a>, for example); and often, the version of those movies found online have these black borders removed (infact their resolution can be about 1920x800 instead of 1920x1080, in the case of FullHD, like <a href="http://www.dvdloc8.com/clip.php?movieid=13599&amp;clipid=4" target="_blank">this</a>). In this case, if i use the Stretch zoom mode, and then the horizontal stretching of the TV, i obtain a video not well proportioned vertically.What i would need is adding the right black borders to the video while playing it and before doing the stretch (i have done this with the AVISynth interface of FFDShow), or simply applying the aspect ratio of anamorphic videos (if i have understood well).I won't need this if the video converter will output a native 16:9 resolution to the TV; however, i have thought to propose this new function even for the other people who have a 16:9 CRT TV but a PC which can output only 4:3 resolutions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="4lbertoR, post: 1175642, member: 157543"] I could use the Stretch zoom mode, but it doesn't work well in all cases. I explain. Most of 16:9 homevideo movies have black borders on the top and on the bottom (i mean [URL='https://fuwadabrar.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/the-dark-knight-movie-screenshot-1920x1080-21.jpg']this[/URL], for example); and often, the version of those movies found online have these black borders removed (infact their resolution can be about 1920x800 instead of 1920x1080, in the case of FullHD, like [URL='http://www.dvdloc8.com/clip.php?movieid=13599&clipid=4']this[/URL]). In this case, if i use the Stretch zoom mode, and then the horizontal stretching of the TV, i obtain a video not well proportioned vertically. What i would need is adding the right black borders to the video while playing it and before doing the stretch (i have done this with the AVISynth interface of FFDShow), or simply applying the aspect ratio of anamorphic videos (if i have understood well). I won't need this if the video converter will output a native 16:9 resolution to the TV; however, i have thought to propose this new function even for the other people who have a 16:9 CRT TV but a PC which can output only 4:3 resolutions. [/QUOTE]

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