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boutcrazy
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20. December 2010 @ 09:53 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I have assembled a picture slideshow. Most of the pictures were cropped to some degree - some more than others.

I previewed the slideshow in Nero - no problems noted. Burnt the slideshow to disc.

Watched the disc on TV. There were two photos in the show - both of which were cropped to the top of the subject's head. These two pictures, when viewed on the TV, only show the bottom half of the person's face, as if I cropped the picture too much. The remainder of the pics range from looking good, to being somewhat cropped at the top of the subject's head, but all but the two mentioned are acceptable.

I have my Nero 6.6.0.18 set to burn at 4:3 as always. I use this setting because I will be making copies of the disc for other family members, and I do not know what their respective TV/DVD players are capable of.

Is there a setting I need to change? If so, where? Nero? TV? DVD player? What am I missing here?

Thanks so much.
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