Marcin Kostur wrote:
I want to produce dvd with 16:9 and even some 4:3  clips simultaneously.
Do you have any idea how?
What i obtained with dvdstyler and 720x576 (PAL) anamorphous mpeg2 was
a video on TV with correct aspect but pan-scanned.

Hi Marcin - the following is not definitive information but it works for me.

Your mpegs are authored okay but your vobs need some work. I don't use dvdstyler but ManDVD. ManDVD generates an xml file which dvdauthor then interprets. I assume dvdstyler works with dvdauthor also... ManDVD doesn't support a nopanscan option but I add my own line by hacking the dvdauthor xml file. Have a look a the <video format... line just beneath <titles>:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='iso-8859-15'?><dvdauthor dest="/home/gray/video/productions/wf//DVD">
<vmgm>
<menus>
<video format="PAL" resolution="720x576" />
<pgc>
<post>jump titleset 1 menu;</post>
</pgc>
</menus>
</vmgm>
<titleset>
<menus>
<video format="PAL" resolution="720x576" />
<pgc>
<vob file="/home/gray/video/productions/wf//genmenu.mpg" pause="inf"/>
<button name="0"> jump title 1; </button>
<button name="1"> jump title 2; </button>
<button name="2"> jump title 3; </button>
<button name="3"> jump title 4; </button>
</pgc>
</menus>
<titles>
<video format="PAL" aspect="16:9" resolution="720x576" widescreen="nopanscan" />
<pgc>
<vob file="/home/gray/video/productions/wf/wh1.mpeg"/>
<post>jump title 2;</post>
</pgc>
<pgc>
<vob file="/home/gray/video/productions/wf/wh2.mpeg"/>
<post>jump title 3;</post>
</pgc>
<pgc>
<vob file="/home/gray/video/productions/wf/wh3.mpeg"/>
<post>jump title 4;</post>
</pgc>
<pgc>
<vob file="/home/gray/video/productions/wf/wh4.mpeg"/>
<post>call menu;</post>
</pgc>
</titles>
</titleset>
</dvdauthor>

The <video format... line makes all tv/dvd combos show all the frame (except for overscan of course) by forcing letter boxing.

For using different aspects within the same dvd I'm not so sure. You could try adding a <video format... line for each time the <video format properties change or you could try restricting your <video format flag to just widescreen="nopanscan" then see if the dvd player can work out the rest. I think the aspect information would be encoded within the mpg files anyway.

I'll be interested in hearing your definitive solution when you have it solved.

Best of luck
Graham

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