Thanks guys for all this information. I will experiment and see how things
can be improved.
Cheers,
Andrew
On 22/11/08 3:48 PM, Ronda Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Stephen,
Most TV's are set by the Manufacturer to use Overscan.
³Overscan, The portion of a video image that lies outside
I reckon it must have something to do with the TV.
I had this problem with my Widescreen CRT using an SD Set Top Box.
I was never able to resolve it.
Once I replaced it with a Panasonic LCD with built in HD tuner, the
problem vanished.
I never found out what caused it.
Sorry this is probably
Hi Stephen,
Most TV's are set by the Manufacturer to use Overscan.
“Overscan, The portion of a video image that lies outside a TV's
visible screen area.
The amount of overscan varies from model to model, but typically
ranges between 5% and 10% or the total image.
Some recent TVs with
Hi Wamuggers,
I've done a few little things in iMovie, and all seems well (although I'm no
Spielberg). However, when I burn them with iDVD, there seems to be some
cropping going on when I play it on a DVD player (whether I do the wide
screen or standard). If I save these movies to movies files
On 20/11/2008, at 9:02 PM, Andrew Schox wrote:
Hi Wamuggers,
I've done a few little things in iMovie, and all seems well
(although I'm no
Spielberg). However, when I burn them with iDVD, there seems to be
some
cropping going on when I play it on a DVD player (whether I do the
wide
Bob,
So on your TV screen that you are watching the DVD on, do you watch
digital TV or just analogue TV .
I've tried both, including an old CRT TV, and a new 60 inch Plasma. I've
also tried it on different DVD players.
If you watch digital TV what is the picture like by comparison with an
The old TV safe area strikes again!
Here is the first link that came up on a search.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TA25670?viewlocale=en_US
Hope this helps.
Paul Doyle
On 20/11/2008, at 11:56 PM, Andrew Schox wrote:
Bob,
So on your TV screen that you are watching the DVD on, do you watch
Hi Andrew, Bob Paul,
I am presuming that Andrew is using iMovie '08 iDVD '08.
If so this Apple document is more up to date with burning a DVD with a
TV safe area.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1092
Cheers,
Ronni
On 21/11/2008, at 8:36 AM, Paul Doyle wrote:
The old TV safe area strikes
Hi everyone,
I am at my son's house and we are trying to get his iDvd program to
burn a FCP project to an external firewire DVD burner. Every time he
attempts to do this his CD tray comes. out . How do we select from
idvd an external burner please. He has also forgotten his WAMUG login
hi,
This might sound silly and might have nothing to do with your problem
since i use toast and not iDVD BUT... i found when trying to burn to
external burner that things would go wrong if i started with the drawer
closed. If the drawer was open when i hit 'burn' then it would ask me
to
We will try that suggestion Thanks
Mac
On 31/01/2006, at 3:56 PM, wyvern wrote:
hi,
This might sound silly and might have nothing to do with your
problem since i use toast and not iDVD BUT... i found when trying
to burn to external burner that things would go wrong if i started
with the
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