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Originally Posted by jdobbs
NIn fact, several of the files I've looked at (that I had previously tested) are actually 3840x1600, which seems to be a fairly common format for reencoded files (even though the file title says "2160p").
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Well, that explains it. Many of the groups have it in their little heads that removing the letterbox bars from widescreen videos will reduce the file size. While it is true that it will, it obviously causes issues like this.
If I play a MKV file thru my Samsung and if it is 1920x800, the player will add the letterbox bars. But, if I author the file onto a BD, the player will vertically expand the video to fill the screen. Those cropped videos are a PITA.