Re: Incorrect screen resolution

You have also got a size of 720x576 which is 5:4 but an aspect ratio
of 16:9. have you tried adding -aspect 4:3 or 5:4 to the ffmpeg
command line

On 08/02/2012, Lawrence D'Oliveiro <ldo-kC51rjc0cqs1dNLGKZg6taU/[email protected]> wrote:
> On Wed, 8 Feb 2012 19:41:01 +0000,
> D L <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> All the navigation and menus work fine BUT in a (non PC/laptop)  DVD
>> player, the image looks slightly stretched and the edges and the top
>> image overhangs the screen by quite a bit. In other words the image
>> does not fit the screen and the edges and the top are cut off.
>
> Unfortunately, that’s normal—it’s called “overscan”, and it’s a
> standard feature of video images viewed on TV screens. Video source
> material has to allow for this, but not having anything important in
> the areas within about 5% or so of the dimensions of the borders all
> round.
>
> FFmpeg has a “pad” filter you can use to add padding around the borders
> of the image: that would be the best way of fixing the problem.
>
> Lawrence
>
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