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I am currently attempting to burn a screen capture file to DVD. I will admit that I know very little about the process, the terminology, and am at a loss of how to find this information. I am using Nero 9 and am very displeased that the manuals available to me online explain very little.
My current problem is that when I burn to DVD, my beautiful screen capture ends up being cropped. Through endless amounts of googling I am under the impression that this is due to aspect ratio. However, as windows will not tell me the resolution size for me to determine the correct aspect ratio I do not know how to proceed. Is there a way using Nero 9 for me to be able to burn my screen capture to DVD?
Any advice or suggestions are appreciated.
Usualy, when you burn a picture on a CD with Nero, the picture size stays the same. Maybe if you use a third party apps, it can change the pictures properties to save some space whenburning onto a CD but most of the time, it stays as is... – r0ca – 2010-02-09T16:29:03.433
1I think, he means video capture that is to be watched on a TV with a DVD player. I do not know the features of Nero 9. If Nero transcodes your video, then you must be able to tell it "somewhere" wich is the right aspect ratio (16:9 or 4:3). If you encode the video with an external tool, then you must look there. – Martin – 2010-02-09T16:59:14.330
Please add what kind of source file your using and it's resolution/aspect ratio (the screen capture file). If it's a screen capture of your computer screen, it will become a little more complicated due to the lack of standard ratio's – Ivo Flipse – 2010-02-09T17:39:25.200
It's a video capture of the computer screen so not a static image. Currently I have a .mov file, I also have the ability to make this a flash file. I know that if I was using a Mac that I could look at the properties and see the dimensions etc, however I'm unsure how to get that information using Windows. – None – 2010-02-09T20:09:23.697