how to I set VS X4 to output DVD on 16:9 WIDESCREEN

[fredchoplife]

Hello Mate, I have a problem with my Screen format after burning my project on a DVD. My settings is DVD PAL LPCM HQ , PAL 720x576, VBR 9000kbps, upper field first 4:3. This is the default settings for VS pro X3 & X4. with this settings no matter what i does the video output on DVD is 4:3 Screen. When I change this settings on the [Capture tab, then click on capture button, click options and select video properties and then click template, I then select DVD PAL LPCM HQ 16:9] I got the full Screen but I have wasted more than 8 blank dvds when i tried to burn my project to a DVD. I got error message (unspecified error 5:0:0). I have called Corel they said they cannot help me with settings instead I should post my concern on this forum. Please somebody help me on how to set the programme so that my project can be burn successfully and play back on a full screen 16:9 TV.
I have the NEW VIDEO STUDIO PRO X4 ULTIMATE. Thanks

[Ron P.]

Welcome to the forums,

I would suggest burning to folders before you burn an actual disc. You can then use a software DVD player to check your project to make sure everything is alright before actually burning a disc.

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What workflow are you using?

• Share Create Video File. Once the video file is created then opening the burn module, inserting the newly created video file, and proceeding on to finally burning your disc.
• Share Create Disc. Going straight into the burn module with a project (vsp) file.

[teknisyan]

You can also create your own movie template that will output your video in 16:9. You can visit http://pnoy.me/1F for information on how to create your own movie template.