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browj2 wrote on 4/30/2014, 4:41 PM

Hi,

it is probably one of the last parameters hidden away that is out. Look at the images below.

  1. On the DVD Burning screen, click on Encoder settings
  2. On the Encoder settings screen settings, click on Advanced
  3. Check the Summary on the General settings tab to make sure that it has everything you want. On mine, the Aspect ratio: Auto (4:3 display) was not what I wanted
  4. Click on the Video settings tab. Change the Aspect ratio to 16:9 display.

Don't change any other parameters unless you really know what they do.

Hope this helps.

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