Aspect Ratio

Sorry, I am very confused. If you're dealing with your primary (single) display... maybe you only need to change your screen resolution? Try this and tell us if that's what you're searching for.

Karma said:

Sorry, I am very confused. If you're dealing with your primary (single) display... maybe you only need to change your screen resolution? Try this and tell us if that's what you're searching for.

nah ive tried changing my screen resolution its def my graphics card but i dont know how to get to that screen! Everyone who posts a SS of their catalyst well mine looks diff -.- why?

Try looking here,



P.S. The CCC comes with a fairly in depth help file, just click on the blue question mark for help file for the screen you are lookign at, or click on Options up near the top right and select Help - Help contents for the full Help file.

P.P.S. The screen shot that thefabe posted is the old style CCC, if you are using the newer ATI drivers (think it was 9.2 or 9.3 that they made the change) then yours will look like the one I posted.

stormy13 said:

Try looking here,



P.S. The CCC comes with a fairly in depth help file, just click on the blue question mark for help file for the screen you are lookign at, or click on Options up near the top right and select Help - Help contents for the full Help file.

P.P.S. The screen shot that thefabe posted is the old style CCC, if you are using the newer ATI drivers (think it was 9.2 or 9.3 that they made the change) then yours will look like the one I posted.

yup thats wat mine looks like like i said earleir i just got this laptop so it must be updated i guess umm so where do i go or where do i find aspect ratio with this?

I am trying to use Windows DVD Maker to burn a DVD. The video is in widescreen (16:9) and even though I adjust the aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9, the DVD is burned in 4:3 and appears distorted. The funny thing is I can preview the video at the 'Ready to burn DVD' stage and the video plays in widescreen (16:9) format, however, when I proceed to burn the DVD it comes out in a distorted 4:3 ratio. Any suggestions?