Ration question.

I am making a DVD where the videos are 16:9, I want them to letterbox on a 4:3 TV and then fill up the entire screen on a widescreen plasma. If I chose 16:9 letterbox, will that do the trick and automatically fill up the screen on a widescreen tv and letterbox on a 4:3 or do I need to chose 16:9 letterbox and pan and scan?

If I chose 16:9 letterbox, will that do the trick and automatically fill up the screen on a widescreen tv and letterbox on a 4:3
Right, that's the way.
Hope that helps !
Alberto

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