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shmendrapolk · 21st May 2009, 13:40

OK I've gotten everything to work well, except for the meny screens.
I can't seem to get the menus to adequately adject to a 16:9 aspect ratio. I'm using film clip motion menus that are mpeg-2 created in widescreen format. TempGEnc does treat them as widescreen, insofar as they are not displayed in a distorted manner. But there are two white zones both above and below the menu image. The zones are treated as part of the menu, as I am able to drag the buttons into those zones. But I have no way of actually making it a 16:9 menu where my 16:9 menu video will fill the entire region? TempGEnc has "4:3" displayed in the upper right corner & there seems to be no way to change that.

The problem is not with the film clip itself, as it was encoded in exactly the same manner as the 16:9 movie tracks on the DVD & they render properly.

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shmendrapolk Registered User Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 61	OK I've gotten everything to work well, except for the meny screens. I can't seem to get the menus to adequately adject to a 16:9 aspect ratio. I'm using film clip motion menus that are mpeg-2 created in widescreen format. TempGEnc does treat them as widescreen, insofar as they are not displayed in a distorted manner. But there are two white zones both above and below the menu image. The zones are treated as part of the menu, as I am able to drag the buttons into those zones. But I have no way of actually making it a 16:9 menu where my 16:9 menu video will fill the entire region? TempGEnc has "4:3" displayed in the upper right corner & there seems to be no way to change that. The problem is not with the film clip itself, as it was encoded in exactly the same manner as the 16:9 movie tracks on the DVD & they render properly.