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He says you should use only integer numbers in the list of custom aspect ratios, though there are real numbers used in the predefined list of aspect ratios: 2.21:1, 2.35:1 and 2.39:1. 20:21,20:22,20:23 2:2=2/2=1 2:3=2/3=0.66 So you would like to have some ratio between 1 and 0.66 You can work with ...

I was not rude and there never were paying customers. You didn't even provide an answer to my question. All you did was explain what an aspect ratio was. Then you made some comment about middle school math. If you don't have time to provide helpful answers, then perhaps you should just stick to dev...

I understand the math, what I don't understand is if there is a way to achieve what I'm trying to do. I also don't undstand why some folks feel the need to be rude in a support forum. I'm not familiar with VLC, and thought I'd ask a question. I guess it was a stupid question. I only hope you don't t...

An aspect ratio is always expressed as a fraction (of two integers).

OK, so does this mean there is nothing in between 2:2 and 2:3?

-Sean

Hello, I'm trying to "squeeze" a video down to a custom size, so that I can project it onto a white screen that is in front of a window. I've been playing around with the aspect ratios in VLC player, but I cannot seem to get the "perfect" size I want. I need something that's pret...