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I built some iso files from vts containing vob files aspect ratio 4:3. My iso files are 19:9. Somewhere there is a setting that I have overlooked. Please help me find it. Thanks.

This is why I'm so baffled. Both of these photographs are vlc snapshots taken on my computer. Of the same scene. The differences is the first is from the VIDEO_TS before being run through IMG. The second image is captured from VLC playing back the IMG image file created from that same VIDEO_TS. I will update, and likely that will fix it. Something in IMG is creating the problem. These are before and after pictures.

Of course, its user error. But, which one? I'm so old and simple minded, I shouldn't be allowed a computer. But, I've got one. And, a problem I can't unravel. A captured video plays back just fine on my TV when burned as a VIDEO_TS file. 4:3 VIDEO_TS file After being built into an image file (.iso), the picture is distorted. ISO distortion Please help me figure out what I'm doing wrong? ImgBurn.log

After many score successful rips with DVD Shrink/IMGBurn, I burned a Backup that is missing the dialog. Some music is there, but the characters move their mouths with no voices.. I can hear the dialog track when I play the disk on the computer with VLC. But, the dialog track will not play in either of my stand alone dvd players. The next attempt will be my fourth DVD-R verbatim coaster. Do you good people have any suggestions?

I'm not sure how to take my question off this form, so I'll add to it. Computers are strange. By golly, it appeared that there was no iso on the disk I burned. I even took screenshots to help me explain, that I might ask for help in understanding. An hour or two later, the computer reads the file. It would seem that problem I have is in my computer, I'm not sure this forum is the appropriate place to seek help. Sorry. Especially, because I have a second problem, but I probably should bring it to a separate post. I appologize for wasting your time.

The last burn or two Img has done for me, instead of burning the ISO image to disk, I have selected an ISO file as the source and have wound up with disks containing naked Audio and VISUAL_TS files, rather than the iso which seems to trigger some options on my devices. Being the old, comuter-barely literate, dinosaur that I am, I have no idea what I inadvertently messed up, I had previous burnt iso's to disk. Could you help me? ImgBurn.log