Select the options for the cropping to the specific aspect ratio in the Crop video frame section:.To force a repeat detection, click the Force re-detect black bars button, or press the same hotkey. One time only – the detection of black bar is performed only once to exclude mode switching during playback.This mode can be used for video with a variable aspect ratio (for example, IMAX versions of movies), but frequent switching can detract you from watching the video. Tracking mode – the black bars detection is performed continuously if a change is detected, the cropping mode will be immediately changed.Hold the Black bars detections button to select one of the Black bars detection modes:.Select other modes and additional cropping options in the Frame size section of SVP Control Panel, which opens when you select Advanced controls.ĭuring video playback, a blue frame is displayed over the image, indicating the area of the frame that will remain after the cropping is done.Cropping is not applied if you select Keep aspect ratio. In this case, too large part of a visible image can be lost. If you want to crop the video to completely fit your screen, select Crop to the screen aspect ratio.
If you want SVP to automatically detect black bars at the frame edges and cut them off, select Detect and cut off black bars.Open the SVP Main menu, the Video frame submenu.For example, in case you play back an old 4:3 video on a modern widescreen TV. Adjusting the video to the screen size.Black bars inside the video frame interfere with the frame rate conversion function, as they increase the CPU usage and result in wave gray artifacts appearing at the frame edges. Getting rid of black bars on the video edges.
Image cropping changes the aspect ratio of the video and discards part of the original image.
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