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Originally Posted by jmk
yes, and imdb.com lists it as 2.20:1 but it looked awful. a literally took a ruler and measured the visible picture on my computer screen - that was fun  |
Well nobody should have to do that for a start!
The more convenient method would be to: -
- Play your DVD source in your favourite software media player "at full screen". (Not WMP 9/10).
- Navigate to a nice light section of the movie, and press the "Print Screen" button on your keyboard.
- Paste the captured image into a reasonable quality imaging software application.
- Use the "auto cropping" tool in your imaging software application.
- Save the cropped image and make a note of it's "pixel frame size" (PFS)
- Grab a calculator and divide the pixel image frame "width" by the pixel image frame "height".
The resulting calculation will be your "Movie Aspect Ratio" (MAR)
Cheers