av video out
 

I just got an av out cable for my touch pro to play in my car, and I wanted to know what do the settings that come up when you first plug in the cord mean and what do changing them do?

Re: av video out
 

im not sure what you mean? and if it works dont mess with them hahahaha.... if your talking on your device the popu those you can just tweak depending on your tv.

Re: av video out
 

You mean the Pal or below that is NTSC? That comes up before the next screen.

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Here ya go, just for an example of the different ratios. Hope this helps .




The following table illustrates the common aspect ratios presented on DVD along with the total active pixels presented in each possible DVD format. I have highlighted the best formats in green.
Aspect Ratio 4x3 PAL 16x9 enhanced PAL 4x3 NTSC 16x9 enhanced NTSC 1.33:1 720 x 576 = 414,720 538 x 576 = 309,888 720 x 480 = 345,600 538 x 480 = 258,240 1.66:1 720 x 461 = 331,920 671 x 576 = 386,496 720 x 384 = 276,480 671 x 480 = 322,080 1.78:1 720 x 430 = 309,600 720 x 576 = 414,720 720 x 358 = 257,760 720 x 480 = 345,600 1.85:1 720 x 414 = 298,080 720 x 554 = 398,880 720 x 345 = 248,400 720 x 461 = 331,920 2.35:1 720 x 326 = 234,720 720 x 436 = 313,920 720 x 271 = 195,120 720 x 363 = 261,360
Key Best Second Best Third Best Worst

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Hey guys, sorry for the last post, it was too late to edit time I noticed. Here's the info on that. NTSC is the video system or standard used in North America and most of South America. In NTSC, 30 frames are transmitted each second. Each frame is made up of 525 individual scan lines. PAL is the predominant video system or standard mostly used overseas. In PAL, 25 frames are transmitted each second. Each frame is made up of 625 individual scan lines. Here's a link with more info on that. BTW, how do you like that feature, the video out? I love it, I used it a lot when I first got it, but not so much anymore. It's AWSOME on a big screen!