Ashok:Ģ, I tried your method of cropping the video by setting a standard profile.

If you would prefer not to loose in quality, the bitrate of your output file must be not lower than the input one. What you need to pay your attention to, is the bitrate of your input file. So why should I waste my bits by setting an HD profile ? Through convertion I wont get a quality greater than the input video.

Shall I expect anything new in cropping in our latest version ? Thank you Ashok Chitharenjanġ, The video which I am going to convet is a standard DVD Movie, which do not have HD quality.

I heard that AVS group is planning to release AVS Video Converter 6.5. Even many free video converters are offering nice methods for cropping the video. But it is nicely handled by many other video converters, like Wondershare Video Converter ( I am sorry for mentioning that name ! ). The operation, I mean cropping is very much complicated ( atleast for me ) in AVS Video Converter. If you still want the information, I will upload them. So the file parameters and the degree of black borders on them are different. But the videos which I am going to ripp are not from the same movie. 3, You have asked me about input file parameters. I cant agree with any method which spoils video quality. But the reduction in frame height ( from 480 to 304 ) is too much, so that the quality is worse. By reducing the frame height, I got enough cropp. 2, I tried your method of cropping the video by setting a standard profile. So why should I waste my bits by setting an HD profile ? Moreover, HD video is not compatable with eavery DVD players. 1, The video which I am going to convet is a standard DVD Movie, which do not have HD quality. Sorry for the delay, But I have some questions to ask.

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