I always wonder what is the safe zone for overscanning?
Explaination : as you know, even with DV, you get some black borders on either sides of your image.
Altough these will not be visible on NTSC, you must mask them elegantly If you care for computer DVD movie display. The problem i have with this is to determine what is the border range i can mask, being assured that no NTSC monitors will display them.
I know that overscanning is variable with different NTSC monitors (BTW, are LCD/plasma the same than conventional CRT regarding this specific issue?), but is there a generaly accepted "safe zone" here (say 8 pixels borders, or whatever...) ?
Is this an issue, or am i paranoïd this morning...? :-)
Explaination : as you know, even with DV, you get some black borders on either sides of your image.
Altough these will not be visible on NTSC, you must mask them elegantly If you care for computer DVD movie display. The problem i have with this is to determine what is the border range i can mask, being assured that no NTSC monitors will display them.
I know that overscanning is variable with different NTSC monitors (BTW, are LCD/plasma the same than conventional CRT regarding this specific issue?), but is there a generaly accepted "safe zone" here (say 8 pixels borders, or whatever...) ?
Is this an issue, or am i paranoïd this morning...? :-)