mystic.bertie 23 Posted November 2, 2014 Posted November 2, 2014 I had a load of dvd music concerts ripped to dvd folders as part of my collection, this worked fne with 'classic'. Now i use media browser theatre and as it does not support dvd folders i converted the concerts to an mkv file. After doing so the videos dont fill the full screen and there is not a setting to stretch the video to full screen. So please tell me what setting i can use so that my converted video fills the entire screen whilst keeping the original aspect ratio. i used handbrake the free video convertor.
Luke 42077 Posted November 2, 2014 Posted November 2, 2014 i'm not sure where you heard about MBT not supporting dvd folders but that isn't true. it might just be that menus aren't fully implemented yet. there are settings that control the video zoom and you can press up to toggle during playback on the fly
mystic.bertie 23 Posted November 2, 2014 Author Posted November 2, 2014 i'm not sure where you heard about MBT not supporting dvd folders but that isn't true. it might just be that menus aren't fully implemented yet. there are settings that control the video zoom and you can press up to toggle during playback on the fly Thanks for the reply Luke. Oh yeah, it was the menus that were not supported, this was more a problem with my music video dvds which depended on the menus, so i ripped most of my concerts and music videos, i prefer no menus anyway. I cant find any way of using the video zoom. How can i access this?
ebr 16169 Posted November 3, 2014 Posted November 3, 2014 Perhaps this issue: 480p content still padded to smaller viewing size
mystic.bertie 23 Posted November 5, 2014 Author Posted November 5, 2014 Perhaps this issue: 480p content still padded to smaller viewing size Many thanks, enabling the madVR worked a treat, im pleased to say i dont need to convert all my dvds again, thanks mate.
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