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Created DVD film plays back with small screen

Last post 09-17-2010, 12:44 PM by billyy2288. 4 replies.
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  •  10-05-2008, 7:39 AM 1157

    Created DVD film plays back with small screen

    When I create a DVD film with Windows DVD Maker, the DVD plays back with a much smaller screen, even with 16.9 widescreen setting.  If I add a 'menu/intro' this plays back at full screen, but the main film doesn't! 

    However, if I import the film into Windows Movie Maker first, add it to the Storyboard, and Publish it selecting DVD, this takes me into Windows DVD Maker. Then, if I continue as before, with all the same settings, the film comes out full screen.  Is there a fault with the system?

  •  11-02-2008, 9:41 PM 1207 in reply to 1157

    Re: Created DVD film plays back with small screen

    yes.  that is the workaround most often used.

  •  09-01-2010, 4:19 AM 3498 in reply to 1157

    Re: Created DVD film plays back with small screen

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  •  09-09-2010, 8:28 AM 3524 in reply to 1157

    Re: Created DVD film plays back with small screen

    can you please be more specific on what you mean by importing the movie is that draging the file to thr dvd maker or is that adding the file cause i have done both to no avail
  •  09-17-2010, 12:44 PM 3550 in reply to 3498

    Re: Created DVD film plays back with small screen

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