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Are you getting the black/empty area on the sides also?
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Unfortunately yes, when I view DVDs.<br />
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Yeah, well..! Wish there was an option : (
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> Are you getting the black/empty area on the sides also?


Unfortunately yes, when I view DVDs.

Yeah, well..! Wish there was an option : (

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Sure, I'll do that, greyknight.<br />
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Thanks Ryan_R, Like greyknight said, crop doesn't work very well : (
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Sure, I'll do that, greyknight.

Thanks Ryan_R, Like greyknight said, crop doesn't work very well : (

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Hi,<br />
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In Media Player Classic (MPC), it's easy to increase/decrease the height and width of the video by pressing Numkeys 4 and 6 (Pan and Scan).<br />
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I wonder if this is possible in VLC. I'm afraid changing the 'Aspect Ratio' is the only way I could do it in VLC, right?<br />
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I prefer watching videos that use the maximum screen rather than seeing black bars on all 4 sides.<br />
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I'm not sure if I'm clear. Please let me know if I'm not.<br />
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Thanks for your time.
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Hi,

In Media Player Classic (MPC), it's easy to increase/decrease the height and width of the video by pressing Numkeys 4 and 6 (Pan and Scan).

I wonder if this is possible in VLC. I'm afraid changing the 'Aspect Ratio' is the only way I could do it in VLC, right?

I prefer watching videos that use the maximum screen rather than seeing black bars on all 4 sides.

I'm not sure if I'm clear. Please let me know if I'm not.

Thanks for your time.

Is it possible to increase width/height (Pan and Scan) of the video in VLC Media Player?

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