How to Stretch 4x3 Aspect Ratio Video in Movavi Video Editor - Updated
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2023
- This is an updated tutorial on How to Stretch Videos in Movavi Video Editor. In this demo, I will show you how to stretch a 4:3 aspect ratio video to a 16:9 aspect ratio video. One way to covert a 4:3 video to a 16:9 video is to use the Crop tool in Movavi.
However, using this method, you will lose some of the content in the video. If you’d like keep all the content and just stretch the video, you will need to Stretch the video. In order to do so, follow these steps:
(1) add a plain background image to one of the video tracks in Movavi; (2) next, add the 4:3 aspect ratio MP4 video on another track (over top of the background image); (3) adjust the background image to cover the duration of the video; (4) right-click on the video and choose Tools and then Overlay; (5) you will then need to adjust the video (in the Preview section) to fit the blue background; (6) finally, render the video by using the Export button.
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you are a genius!
@wanderersworld7924 I'm glad this tutorial helped my friend. Thanks for stopping by...cheers!
Thank you friend, you helped a lot
You're welcome my friend. Great to know this tutorial helped. Thanks for stopping by...cheers!
Thanks man
You're welcome Thiago!
Can you explain to me how can I convert a 4:3 ( non streched ) video to a 4:3 streched? I play cs2 on 4:3 streched aspect ratio, but for some reason sometimes when I record a video with shadowplay, it isn't streched anymore. I have tried to fix that but couldn't do anything about it so how can I convert the 4:3 nonstreched video to 4:3 streched? I know there's a way to do that I just don't know how. Also I have tried every nvidia settings to make it that it records streched videos, but for some reason it doesn't work for long. If I stay ingame then it will work but if I close the game, join back then it won't work anymore and I have to change bunch of settings before it works again, and I really cba do that every single time I launch the game
Hi there, apologies for not being able to respond sooner. It's been a busy past week and am catching up on my CZcams comments and questions today. First of all, I don't play CS2 so I'm not very familiar with the settings, but will do my best to help.
That being said, before I do, I just want to clarify a couple of things: (1) What screen recording software are you using when recording game-play? (2) when you're running the 4:3 (stretched) resolution for CS2, does it display the vertical black bars at the sides or not? I guess this would depend on the resolution of your monitor.
As far as I know, the settings for 4:3 (stretched) resolution for CS2 are as follows...
The first settings are in CS2:
(1) Launch CS2; (2) go to "Settings" and select the "Video" tab; (3) set the "Aspect Ratio" option to "Normal 4:3"; (4) click on "Apply Changes" in the bottom-right corner of the screen; (5) if you get the vertical black bars on either side of the screen, you can stop there. If not, you will need to adjust a few more settings on your graphics card.
You said you're using NVIDIA, so below are the changes to settings you may need to make:
(1) Access the NVIDIA Control Panel; (2) go to "Display" and select "Adjust Desktop Size and Position"; (3) for the "Select a Scaling Mode" option choose "Aspect Ratio"; (4) select "Display" for the "Perform Scaling On" option; (5) enable "Override the Scaling Mode Set by Games and Programs" and click on Apply; (6) if you want the black bars removed, select "Full-screen" instead of "Aspect Ratio" for the "Scaling Mode" option.
I'm not sure if I fully understood exactly what you were trying to do, but I hope this helps...cheers!
Edited from original 16:9 format to 4:3 format so you can see what's wrong with the image
Can you please elaborate what image you are referring to? I'll do my best to help if you have a specific question related to this tutorial.
i dont find it overlay option
Hi there, what options do you see? In the previous version of Movavi video editor, you could just double-click on the video (in the timeline) to get those handles to adjust and stretch the video. Are you able to use the double-click option to get the handles?
@@AnthonyGodinho Sorry for using proper grammer i do not want to make the video long i want to strech my 1280x1024 video to fit 19:16
but i do not have an overlay option in tools mind helping me out?
Hi there, I'm sorry, I'm still not understanding. 1280x1024 is 5:4 aspect ratio, so you want to change it to 16:9 or 9:16? I've never heard of 19:16 aspect ratio. Can you please clarify?
@@AnthonyGodinho i've figured it out thanks it was the 16:9 thanks for the help
@Vercay2 ok, that's great. Thanks for letting me know...cheers!
How do u get that background?
Hi there, you can download some background images from the link in the description section. Hope it helps...cheers!
OK ik that but my screen wont go like small so i can stretch it. Or does it have to do with the 4+3?@@AnthonyGodinho
@Jellyminekraft I'm not sure what you're referring to, so can you please clarify? Are you referring to the part where I'm using the handles to stretch the video at the 2:32 min mark in the tutorial? Do let me know and I'll do my best to help you.
Yes i meant that the handels weren't as small as urs@@AnthonyGodinho
@Jellyminekraft it could be that you're using a different version fo Movavi video editor, but were you able to achieve the result?
Just in case someone tries to find the option, it's now called Position instead of Overlay in the newer versions. Thanks for the video!
You're welcome! And thanks much for sharing about the Overlay now renamed to Position in the new version of Movavi video editor.