How do I remove the black bars from my converted videos?
Last Revised: 2017-12-07 11:05:42
The black bars will show up in your converted video if the aspect ratio of the source video and the output video are not the same, or if the media player you have exported to does not share the same ratio. The following steps will explain how to resolve this issue.
1. To maintain the aspect ratio of the source file in your converted file, choose an Target and then click on the Edit button. Here you will want to click on Same as source and it will maintain the aspect ratio of the source file.
Now click on the Crop button on the bottom of the file thumbnail. Here you can choose Keep Original.
2. If you wish to set a different aspect ratio for the converted video, choose your Output Format and then click on the Edit button to set the resolution you prefer. After you have done that, click on the Crop button to access the Crop window and set Full Screen as your aspect ratio.
Notes:
1. If the source file contains the black bars, you can remove them by selecting the crop tab and then dragging the dashed line to select the video inside the black bars.
If this doesn’t work for you, load the video again and then send us screenshots with the following information so that we can assess the situation and get a solution to you as soon as possible.
1. Right click (right mouse button) the file to choose Source File Information.
2. The Settings window with your chosen options.
3. The Crop window with your chose options.
To take a screenshot, press the PRINTSCREEN key on your keyboard, and the click Start>All Programs>Accessories>Paint, and paste the image to the Paint program by pressing CTRL+V. Next Contact us with the screen shots so that we can help you.
1. To maintain the aspect ratio of the source file in your converted file, choose an Target and then click on the Edit button. Here you will want to click on Same as source and it will maintain the aspect ratio of the source file.
Now click on the Crop button on the bottom of the file thumbnail. Here you can choose Keep Original.
2. If you wish to set a different aspect ratio for the converted video, choose your Output Format and then click on the Edit button to set the resolution you prefer. After you have done that, click on the Crop button to access the Crop window and set Full Screen as your aspect ratio.
Notes:
1. If the source file contains the black bars, you can remove them by selecting the crop tab and then dragging the dashed line to select the video inside the black bars.
If this doesn’t work for you, load the video again and then send us screenshots with the following information so that we can assess the situation and get a solution to you as soon as possible.
1. Right click (right mouse button) the file to choose Source File Information.
2. The Settings window with your chosen options.
3. The Crop window with your chose options.
To take a screenshot, press the PRINTSCREEN key on your keyboard, and the click Start>All Programs>Accessories>Paint, and paste the image to the Paint program by pressing CTRL+V. Next Contact us with the screen shots so that we can help you.
