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<PRE>I had a similar problem, where I record in 16:9, but nuvexport and
ffmpeg was transcoding everything to 4:3. I resolved it by hacking the
code in /share/nuvexport/exports/ffmpg/dvd.pm. change the lines from 138
onwards.
Google for the ffmpeg command line options, and you will be able to
force the aspect ratio etc.
Unfortunately I updated my copy of Nuv just the other day, and have just
realised that I did not have the modified code before hand, or I'd post
the change. It wuould be fairly strightforward to dump a question about
aspect ratio in the code.</PRE>
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Thanks!
Editing the DVD.pm (namely adding the line):
' -aspect 16:9' to the ffmpeg command made the difference. I'm just wondering,
how come it was this easy? A bug perhaps?</PRE>
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