>
> Aside from the number of pixels needing to be at least even (and a
> multiple of 16 - neither of criteria 1365 meets ;)) you're going to
> have a bunch of pixels hanging off the edge of the screen I think
> since 1365's a lot larger than 1024
>
I think you're misunderstanding me. I am _designing_ on 1365, then
_scaling_ to 1024, which will then be encoding as a 16:9 frame. This will
make everything look tall w/ a pixel aspect ratio of 1:1, but, if my
calculations are correct, widen it appropriately on this strange output
device.
> Are you sure the screen isn't one of the WXGA variety which has
> a 16:9 physical size of 1280x768? I've seen monitors that have that
> size.
Nope, it has strangely-sized pixels, and it's resolution is 1024x768. It
appears that in this case the _pixels_ are 4:3 (on monitors, the _display_
is 4:3, but the pixels are 1:1).
> With 4:3 physical dimensions the only way I know of to display a
> 16:9 movie is to letter box it. Generate the movie frames at
Yes, but this has a 16:9 dimensions.
> Encode as generic MPEG2 using -f 3 (NOT DVD's -f 8). It will probably
> be necessary to specify "-V 224" and the bitrate ('-b') and a couple
> other parameters (that's because the generic profiles do not have
> the builtin defaults that DVD/VCD formats have).
Thanks! That's very helpful.
This is a very wierd screen, which, unfortunately, we don't have physical
access to (it's located in a different city, and the customer didn't
provide a test box :[ ).
Thanks!
Jon
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