Ratio screen problem

[burekas]

Hi,

My ratio of my screen's laptop is 16:9,
when I running a video file, for example with included subtitles,
the subtitles is get off the screen a little.
(with Windows Media Player it's shows well)

In other words, the borders of the video files are out of the screen in this screen.

why is that?

I tried to config the settings on 16:9 ratio, but it doesn't change nothing

thanks,
adi

[BSPeter]

Depress [5] on numeric keyboard to make sure no movie-mode or pan-scan is used.
Did you perhaps select "Cut top and bottom of video in full screen mode"
under (rightclick >) Options > Preferences > Video > [General]?

[burekas]

Originally Posted by BSPeter

Depress [5] on numeric keyboard to make sure no movie-mode or pan-scan is used.
Did you perhaps select "Cut top and bottom of video in full screen mode"
under (rightclick >) Options > Preferences > Video > [General]?

I depressed [5] on keyboard but it didn't change nothing,
also I removed the "Cut top and bottom of video in full screen mode" option (which was selected before), but it didn't solve the problem.

[BSPeter]

What BS.Player version/build are you using?

[burekas]

Originally Posted by BSPeter

What BS.Player version/build are you using?

2.40 .997

[BSPeter]

Originally Posted by burekas

I depressed [5] on keyboard but it didn't change nothing

To be sure: that was on numeric keyboard?
Maybe update to 242.1007.
Try if by using [-] (and [+]) sign of numeric keyboard (!) you can get a correct picture and what is Pan&Scan-info shown at top left of the screen when you do that?

[burekas]

Originally Posted by BSPeter

To be sure: that was on numeric keyboard?
Maybe update to 242.1007.
Try if by using [-] (and [+]) sign of numeric keyboard (!) you can get a correct picture and what is Pan&Scan-info shown at top left of the screen when you do that?

Thanks, I will try this

but I don't have numeric keyboard, it is a laptop, so there is only the numbers line.

[adicoto]

You have a NUM key on the keyboard, that can transform 789,IOP,JLK, M keys into a numeric keyboard.