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       Formatting Videos not coming out right
    Malichite3
    post Aug 15 2009, 09:33 AM
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    Hi, new here and I just got a new WD TV HD Media Player and was all excited, put my music on "My Book", and then put some Anime avi files on and played them on my TV with the player. The screen size is TOO large.
    At first I was missing large sections, so I changed the settings to display normal, switched from Widescreen, and checked all the other settings to be comparable.

    The videos are still too large it seems, and when I zoom out, it takes them to 1/2 size, which is WAY too small. I have tried converting the videos with the supplied media converter and it converts them into HD videos(1gb or more) and then has a problem where the audio isn't synced with the video.

    I have tried WMV, MPEG, AVI, MOV, and many other settings to format my videos with but and currently flabbergasted on what to do now.

    Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

    Thankyou,

    Malichite.
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