I wonder if anyone can help me, before I explode!!! :-)
I have a "Pinnacle Video Transfer" which is a tiny device which records a MP4 file from a composite source. Make quite a nice job, but there are NO absolutely options. What you get is what you get.
Unfortunately, when you record from a PAL widescreen source, what you get is a video file which only plays in 4:3 format on your PC.#
i.e. the video is played, but is too tall.
One solution is to resize the size of the screen on your video player software, but But that is not really a great solution.
What I'd like is a video file which will play in widescreen format on my PC.
Ideally, I'd like a quick fix to flag the MP4 file as a 16:9 format, without recoding. But from what I read I dont think this is possible.
So... please could someone help me set up a project, load in the MP4 file and output a Xvid that plays correctly.
Honestly, I must have tried 100 different settings, and I simply CANNOT get it to work.
Please... Save my hair!! :-) What do i do??
Thank you for ANY help you can offer.
I have a "Pinnacle Video Transfer" which is a tiny device which records a MP4 file from a composite source. Make quite a nice job, but there are NO absolutely options. What you get is what you get.
Unfortunately, when you record from a PAL widescreen source, what you get is a video file which only plays in 4:3 format on your PC.#
i.e. the video is played, but is too tall.
One solution is to resize the size of the screen on your video player software, but But that is not really a great solution.
What I'd like is a video file which will play in widescreen format on my PC.
Ideally, I'd like a quick fix to flag the MP4 file as a 16:9 format, without recoding. But from what I read I dont think this is possible.
So... please could someone help me set up a project, load in the MP4 file and output a Xvid that plays correctly.
Honestly, I must have tried 100 different settings, and I simply CANNOT get it to work.
Please... Save my hair!! :-) What do i do??
Thank you for ANY help you can offer.