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<blockquote data-quote="russnw" data-source="post: 80578" data-attributes="member: 25332"><p>Hi all, </p><p></p><p>I recently purchased a dell 2005wfp, it has a native res of 1680x1050, is a 16:10 display, now when i come to play a dvd in 'original aspect' i get the dvd playing in a small square in the centre of the screen, the only way to have the dvd fill the screen is to set aspect ratio to something else like stretch or normal, either of those give me pillars or bars. It has something to do with the resolution of dvd's doesnt it ? and i am stuck with 'stretched' aspect ratio.. </p><p></p><p>I know this probably sounds like a noob question, im just trying to figure it out as thats what i am.. </p><p></p><p>Cheers all ! </p><p></p><p>russell</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="russnw, post: 80578, member: 25332"] Hi all, I recently purchased a dell 2005wfp, it has a native res of 1680x1050, is a 16:10 display, now when i come to play a dvd in 'original aspect' i get the dvd playing in a small square in the centre of the screen, the only way to have the dvd fill the screen is to set aspect ratio to something else like stretch or normal, either of those give me pillars or bars. It has something to do with the resolution of dvd's doesnt it ? and i am stuck with 'stretched' aspect ratio.. I know this probably sounds like a noob question, im just trying to figure it out as thats what i am.. Cheers all ! russell [/QUOTE]
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