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*maineman* · 03-02-2008

I suspect you are talking about converting aspect ratios, eg., converting widescreen to fullscreen, but it's not clear from your post. (Didn't you have another thread with the same problem?)
The two most common ratios are:16:9 and 4:3 respectively.

To answer your question, no, Fab cannot convert a widescreen dvd to a fullscreen dvd. DVD to Mobile has various options, but let's not go there.

This can be done with software such as VirtualDub, but doing it correctly is yet another matter. If you don't care what the movie looks like, then have at it and just hack a piece off. Personally, I wouldn't attempt it. You'd be better off and enjoy the movie much more by investing in and viewing on a widescreen monitor.

03-02-2008	#2 (permalink)
maineman CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Maine Posts: 4,581	Re: Remove the black bars with fab ? I suspect you are talking about converting aspect ratios, eg., converting widescreen to fullscreen, but it's not clear from your post. (Didn't you have another thread with the same problem?) The two most common ratios are:16:9 and 4:3 respectively. To answer your question, no, Fab cannot convert a widescreen dvd to a fullscreen dvd. DVD to Mobile has various options, but let's not go there. This can be done with software such as VirtualDub, but doing it correctly is yet another matter. If you don't care what the movie looks like, then have at it and just hack a piece off. Personally, I wouldn't attempt it. You'd be better off and enjoy the movie much more by investing in and viewing on a widescreen monitor. __________________ If it ain't broke, don't fix it! How to check DMA \| More DMA Help + Reset DMA link \| Nero CD-DVD Speed \| Regseeker \| VLC Media Player You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? You just put your lips together and... blow. \| Lauren Bacall \| "To Have and Have Not" (1944).