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jdobbs · 2nd July 2008, 18:46

1. Yes, that's the best way to do it. DVD-RB will adjust the picture, however, if the movie and the command don't match. For example, if you selected 4:3 on a movie that was 16:9 it will add black borders and the output would be letterboxed.

2. If you double-click on the dialog box's background during the encode, the command line is copied to the clipboard. You can then paste it into a CMD.EXE session and modify it as you wish.

If your system has multiple cores the "-threads x" command line option is added to the FFMPEG command.

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jdobbs Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 20,976	1. Yes, that's the best way to do it. DVD-RB will adjust the picture, however, if the movie and the command don't match. For example, if you selected 4:3 on a movie that was 16:9 it will add black borders and the output would be letterboxed. 2. If you double-click on the dialog box's background during the encode, the command line is copied to the clipboard. You can then paste it into a CMD.EXE session and modify it as you wish. If your system has multiple cores the "-threads x" command line option is added to the FFMPEG command. __________________ Help with development of new apps: Donations. Website: www.jdobbs.net Last edited by jdobbs; 2nd July 2008 at 18:49.