Frage von Ein freundlicher Gast:
Hi experts!
search now for 3 hours on the Internet for an answer to the following question:
What is JPG pixel number for the TV viewing s.normalen correct?
Scan I just an old photo album at the images later on a DVD to burn. About the DVD player I would like the images later s.ganz Television normal view .. (unfortunately still have no better)!
Should I make a contribution in the forum have overlooked, I apologize! 've Really wanted.
Everyone is talking only of plasma and video etc.
I appreciate a speedy reply
Grüße Andreas
wagner@wagner-gartenbau.de
Antwort von MadEyedMoose:
720x576 for example ...
Antwort von Donger:
768 x 576 for PAL
But actually convert all of the Programs dine DVD Slideshow can create and burn your images to this size car.
Antwort von AndyZZ:
One could image with the dimensions a little experiment. At exactly 768 x 576 (square) pixels crop of the tubes through the TV overscan the picture s.den edges. This image information may be missing. Maybe you have a fact-filled screen format, if you over 10% for the overscan subtract. Try it!
Antwort von SToe:
I'm overwhelmed about the many and fast answers.
It is no preference, if I am with more pixels the picture scanner? It is expected down anyway?
Only small, it should probably not be? or
Andreas
Antwort von Markus:
It is no preference, if I am with more pixels the picture scanner? It is expected down anyway? Only for the sake of completeness: Yes. Choose a picture, which is an exact multiple of the target size, it is not synonymous in the Height or Width distorted.
768 × 576 corresponds exactly 4:3. On the DVD-video land later only 720 × 576 (with square pixels). Optimal would then need a scan in the 4:3 format and a subsequent conversion after 720 × 576th Then the recording software s.Format no longer change.
Only small, it should probably not be? or In no case, otherwise the picture later inflated, which leads to blurring.
