Video's too small. Help!

I have upgraded from an iPhone 3 to a 4s. I am happy with the 4s except one thing. When I get a video texted to me I cannot view it full screen. It just comes up as this little tiny box of a video. Same if I send one. On the 3 it could always be viewed on the whole screen. Is there a setting I have wrong or is it like that on every one.

You use BeSweet to down mix the multichannel audio to 2 channels.
Further detail available in this tutorial:
sehested, "Tutorial: How to get DVD's on your iPod" #1, 12:51pm Nov 8, 2005 CDT

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Do I need to change a setting? Thanks

I have tried to post the video from the video itself and also I have tried on the Facebook app and Facebook.com. I go to select video, then I write something about the video. It's showing the video attached before I even "post"to Facebook. Then I hit post and that's when I get the pop up that the video is too small.

Oddball Video Format Too Small

My daughter's barn has a Lorex security DVR. It saves the video in some odd format (h.264?), but they do provide a tool for converting it to AVI. So I've done that.
The first screenshot is the G-Spot for the resulting AVI file. It looks a little odd, but I can import it into PRE7 and it works (albeit with the red line above everything).
But my problem is that the imported file only fills about half of the screen (see image below). I've tried right-clicking the clip and selecting "Scale To Frame Size", but that actually made it smaller!
I tried scaling it to about 173% and got it took up the screen, but it didn't look that great.
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It's not likely MovieMaker will be able to convert it, Ed.
You are correct about that, sir. I tried it, and MM said it can't read the file (I did not try changing the suffix to MP4 and using MM... not sure if that would "trick" it).
But that's OK, because my goal here is to as few conversions as possible. Here's what I was doing:
Convert the native h.264 -> AVI (using the Lorex conversion software)
Convert the MP4 AVI -> WMV (using VLC)
Convert the WMV -> DV-AVI (using Movie Maker)
Import the DV-AVI to PRE
But besides being time-consuming, the VLC has (admitted) bugs in the WMV conversion, so the WMVs it created weren't always correct (e.g. file should be 15 minutes long but was only 3 minutes, even though file size was correct for 15 minutes). Also, I typically have to convert 4 or 5 files for each project, making the whole process even grueling.
Ideally, I'd like to just import the native h.264 file into PRE (v.7, BTW) but that doesn't seem to work. So I'm trying to make the whole conversion process as painless as possible. Here's what I had done that resulted in the files in the original post:
Convert the native h.264 -> MP4 AVI (using the Lorex conversion software)
Import the MP4 AVI to PRE
It "works", except as I said the red line above the clips and the fact that it's too small.
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Which project settings did you use in Premiere Elements?
Hmm. The same one I always use for regular ol' Digital 8 DV-AVI projects. I forget the details.
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Ideally, you should get Quicktime Pro from Apple ($29).
I'll check into that. If it will (easily) do the conversion I want, it would be worth it.
I wonder what do you think the odds are it would be able to read the native h.264 and output DV-AVI - that would be fantastic! Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to offer a trial version...

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> I have converted their size to 720 x 540 in photshop
Convert them to 720x480 (or 720x576 for PAL) instead and flag them with the appropriate aspect ratio.
Adobe seems to consider 720x540 as "NTSC square pixels". The logic is somewhat flawed, assuming 0.9 PAR for NTSC:
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The weird thing is, it worked fine for a long time, but then I started capturing video from my Flip Mino HD. Now, I'm back to capturing video off of my Canon XL2 (DV) and the video window is too small.
I cannot find any capture settings that set the dimmensions of the video. Can someone help?

I was looking at the capture settings and the export settings.
The shooting specs. will determine your Project/Sequence Preset. It might match one of the existing Presets, or need to be setup as Desktop (Custom), and all attributes need to match. Then, you will be Capturing the exact matched footage into a matched Sequence.
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http://helpx.adobe.com/pdf/photoshop_reference.pdf
How can i ask photoshop developers to increase it?
How can i increase it before print?

It's standard 11pt type for the most part, so I don's see how it could be too small. Simply use the zoom options in Acrobat/ Adobe Reader, if you have difficulty reading it. There is no way to actually increase the font size and have the document reflow.
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I created three iMovie projects for my son's swim team, then made a DVD using iDVD. It was fine when viewed in iDVD's preview, but when burned to the DVD-R the video was too dark and the sound was way too loud. This is footage taken on a Sony digital camcorder (DCR-TRV11).
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when burned to the DVD-R the video was too dark
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Hi,
Am I missing something? The amount of space assigned to a video title is too small - for example I have 3 podcasts called
OnSoftware - Secure Coding in C and C++ with Robert Seacord - Part 1
OnSoftware - Secure Coding in C and C++ with Robert Seacord - Part 2
OnSoftware - Secure Coding in C and C++ with Robert Seacord - Part 3
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And no, they're not in numerical order!
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Cheers,
Steve.

I agree with this, hopefully well have scrolling text in the future, as per previous iPods.

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