file type:
program used:
audio bitrate:
video bitrate:
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file type:h.264
program used:tmpgenc
audio bitrate:464
video bitrate:3000
resolution:720x480
aspect ratio:1:1

marx, Is this legal? also I doubt that your video is 1:1 aspect

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their clips

y do u think the aspect isn't 1:1

not aspect ratio as in 4:3 or 16:9

in some converters you have the option to do 1:1 which will give u the 720x480 mp4....if you change it in tmpgenc anyway you will get black bars on the sides of the video

i think you mean pixel aspect ratio.

i don't think that setting is right tho.

regular tv (not widescreen) is 720x480 .909 pixel aspect ratio
or 720x540 or 720x544 1.0 pixel aspect ratio

check the vegas templates

vegas doesn't have a template for 720x480 for mp4

the mpg says 4:3

i'm sure someone will shed some light on it.

lol..... nice way to try to advertise your site again here onthe forum after the mods have already told you not to (watch the clip to see what i mean).

marx, it's really not a good idea to ask people to post video files here. Remember that if they don't have the rights to redistribute the clips then it would be illegal sharing.

Please, if anyone posts clips, be sure you are posting something that you are legally allowed to share.

Marx your video is supposed to be 4:3 aspect but it actually plays back at 3:2 because you have set your pixels to square. This means that everyone on the picture looks slightly short and fat.
Also the compression on the video looks terrible, are you using a variable bitrate?

nah they don't play like that on my projector or my plasma.

if this is incorrect how do u get a 720x480 h.264 video without the black bars?

again i don't have problems with these files

On your plasma the aspect ratio is most likely wrong anyway as the input is 4:3 and the plasma is probably 16:9. What resolution is your projector running at?
Chances are that your projector is just playing the video back at 4:3 and this makes it look correct. It also may be playing it back at 3:2 but you can't tell because of the letterbox.

also if u open 2 vlc players...one being a vob & the other one of those earlier clips u will see they are the same size. whats up with that?