DivX and the Media player: Do yourself a favor and get a new player.
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Original: 528x576 (11:12=2.75:3)
needs to be resized to 4:3. This is a capture from the commercial for
"Yam", a young girl's magazine (young and confused as you see,
but she has style (and a wet T-shirt afterwards), so we shouldn't
complain)
Original: 704x576 (11:9=3.666:3)
needs to be played 4:3. This is capture from the commercial for "Fa",
a sweat stopper ("because you never know what can happen").
Original: 544x576 (17:18=2.8333:3)
needs to be played 4:3. This is Italian model "Lorena Ceriscioli" on
"Fashion TV" as she adjusts her underwear for a photo shooting.
Original: 720x576 (5:4=3.75:3)
needs to be resized to 4:3. This is a capture from a documentary about rhinos.
(What else?)
Original: 544x576 (17:18=2.8333:3)
This TV channel has always black left and right borders, so you have to crop 16
pixel from the width first and THEN resize to 4:3 or you have to play it 11:8.
This is a capture from the music clip "Untitled" from "D'Angelo"
and if you look carefully at the pic, it's as "low" as current music
art can get before they don't consider it art anymore.
Original: 720x576 (5:4=3.75:3)
needs to be played 16:9 (=5.333:3). This is a Russian woman translating
100fps.com to Russian and exporting it to PDF.
Just joking: She's preparing garlic.
Original: 480x576 (5:6=2.5:3)
needs to be played 4:3. This is a capture from the music clip "Kids"
by "Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue". Since English performers are
heavily suppressed in USA (Robbie Williams is English and Kylie Monogue is
Australian), you may never have seen Kylie Minogue's wet and rosy lips.
Even John Ashcroft would like them.
Original: 352x576 (11:18=1.833:3)
needs to be played 4:3. If you delete the huge black letterboxes to the top and
bottom you finally get 352x304. If you consider, that a field is half the height
of a frame you get 352x152. Modern TV quality.
Original broadcast field size
DEEJAY TV is an Italian music channel, other Italian channels have a much better resolution. This is a capture from a commercial of the United Nations (fao.org). And by the way, it looks exactly like one of the last times you were buried, doesn't it?
These are just a few non-4:3 examples. In the internet, on DVDs, from broadcasting
you'll find many more.
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