Anamorphic working with QT
Anamorphic working with QT
I was under the impression that encoding with anamorphic prevents the file from working with QT.
However, I did so with The Godfather and it worked on my MBP with QT Pro.
Please share thoughts on this. Still a bit confused on when anamorphic should (not) be used (It just maximizes picture output without distortion?)
However, I did so with The Godfather and it worked on my MBP with QT Pro.
Please share thoughts on this. Still a bit confused on when anamorphic should (not) be used (It just maximizes picture output without distortion?)
Does this mean it's front row friendly too? If so how do I know when to use anamorphic and when not to use it? Is there a FAQ or sticky on this somewhere?rhester wrote:The latest svn-compiled version of HandBrake produces QuickTime-friendly anamorphic output, as will the next public beta.
Rodney
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I believe so, yes.Fastfwd wrote:Does this mean it's front row friendly too?
There is detailed information at http://handbrake.m0k.org/trac/wiki/AnamorphicGuide, but in general, it is always safe to use (though only of benefit on widescreen anamorphic-encoded DVDs).Fastfwd wrote:If so how do I know when to use anamorphic and when not to use it? Is there a FAQ or sticky on this somewhere?
Rodney
Re: Anamorphic working with QT
Maybe if you read documentation instead of whining that it was too long, you wouldn't suffer under these false impressions, and we wouldn't have to waste our time correcting them.mrmugno wrote:I was under the impression that encoding with anamorphic prevents the file from working with QT.
I, at the top of the guide, wrote:The video will still play, have no fear of that, but it will appear distorted—vertically stretched.
Your reading comprehension sucks.mrmugno wrote:Hey! I was told by one of you guys no longer than 2 days ago that it does not work with QT or iTV.
And since you forbade us to give you any detailed or technical information, I didn't really have many options when you replied asking "anamorphic is currently not working with Quicktime" besides saying "exactly." I could only assume that by "not working" you meant what I had said *just two posts above*--that it doesn't display properly.I, the other day, wrote:Anything encoded with 0.8.0b1 in anamorphic mode will not display properly in QuickTime.
If your widescreen tv horizontally stretches the vertically distorted content, that's all in your playback device, not quicktime.