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What is a troll?

And what do you mean by 'I know the support game'. Isn't your attitude a little off?

A search for "Hardware YUV DirectX Output" sent me back to this post.

With 'Overlay video output' enabled on my computer, the VLC window is not true black, but RGB 001. The video displays on anything RGB 001, not black. I went into paint, filled with black, and did not see any video, then I double checked the color with pixie, edited the color in Paint to RGB 001, and...

Overlay is the normal way of doing things. This is how it works: I just hit print screen while a video was playing. When I looked at the clipboard viewer, I saw black where the video had been playing. Then I unchecked overlay and and stated the video again and hit print screen again. When I looked a...

1) AAC is an MPEG4 standard, not an Apple standard.

2) Matroska is a container, not a codec.

3)How do you know you are dealing with 'perfectly good MKV files'?

No one will answer a post without a proper subject. You must stick the word 'audio' in the subject line if you want people who know about audio to respond.

Stephen

Converting the aspect ratio is a topic onto itself. Leaving that aside and concentrating on the freeware tools: AviSynth VirtualDub-MPEG2 QuEnc DVDAuthorGUI ImgBurn BeSweet VirtualDubMod for audio. These are free and versatile, but not a one click solution. I enjoy studying the DVD format itself, so...

OOPS correction, I guess I cannot just manually crop the sides after selecting a custom crop and aspect ratio. Adding 800:480 to the crop list seems to do the trick. I guess I don't really have to crop the top and bottom when watching it in fullscreen mode. The idea is I don't want to resize the ima...

Writing in a Custom aspect ratio of 9:5 and choosing it widens each line from 852 to 864. Writing in a Custom crop ratio of 864:360 crops the height down to 360 as I want. But since these are all ratios, I still cannot specify a hard crop of 60 pixel each to top and bottom and 32 pixels from both le...

I use alt+i to crop 60 lines from the top for 2.39 movies encoded on 16:9 DVDs. Then I crop 60 lines from the bottom and enough from the sides to make the count 800 pixels per line. Then I watch the DVD at fullscreen at 800x600 resolution. Is there a way to do this crop with out manually using the a...