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Hey, Randy, Iâm curious about something. Where are the bars coming from at the top and bottom of your videos? Did you notice that the bottom bar is cutting off a good section of the frame in your video? Compare the pictures you added from that same camera to the video in that post.
I donât see bars. on any of the videos. must be your player or browser plug in doing something odd. centre of the image is an active video.
His video isnât captured or formatted in the 16:9 aspect ratio. He could have been using a capturing tool with which you define an area on your screen that is to be captured, as demonstrated below. Or maybe he captured it on his phone and zoomed in, many phone screens are wider than 16:9 these days.
Edit: But the window of the video player plug-in displayed in the forum is always 16:9.
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She looks completely disinterested 
When Lilu was riding Mixo in the afternoon, she looked bored.
I was under the impression, that Mixo in the frequence he tries to fuck Lilu doesnât get hard enough, and himself gets unsatisfied.
So I must say Lilu is really patient wirh Mixoâs requests, but probably not enthusiastic.
JMO
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This is what I see. As far as I can tell over the last several days, it only happens on Randiâs videos. Iâve never seen it anywhere else.
Iâm playing them in the browser and I have no plugins that can selectively affect a single personâs videos.
Here are a couple of videos that Kade posted.
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I agree, itâs possible that bandicam might be able to do that. IDK, Iâve never used it, but Iâve also never seen those bars on any other bandicam video.
I get exactly what you got when I zoom in on a video on my phone. But, I donât think he zoomed in on this video because the entire top of the video is still there. You can see the timestamp and the bandicam logo. Itâs just the bottom thatâs cut off. And, if the bottom bar wasnât there youâd be able to see the VHTV logo, as well.
I was hoping Randi would give us a little insight on what might be happening.
Just so you donât think Iâm nutsâor, maybe you do anyway 
âIâm not the only one seeing those bands on his videos.
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Here I was a little fast when I wrote this. Upper part is as it should be. What shows that the setting is wrong is the âbackground image that fills the paneâ! JMO
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Youâre most likely right because Iâve never used bandicam. You know more about it than I do.
When a video is not in 16:9 the plug-in uses a scaled up frame of the video as a background image, to fill in those black bars. Only the crudely marked part is the video here, above and below are parts of the filler image. When you go to fullscreen playback you see black bars above and below.
This happens to me all the time when I upload vertical shower videos, an it looks terrible. Buzt it only happens when you use, what I call the âupload codeâ, that is generated upon uploading, to display the video. After posting I edit my posts to display the video, only using the video file address instead.
Here I show you, how I can display that little clip I uploaded in two different ways.
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I understand what youâve been saying, although I think it has also to do with the resolution of the video, i.e. itâs too small to fill the entire preview window, so the software fills in the blank areas with those bars, whether theyâre black or otherwise.
What youâre referring to is what happens when he posts the video. Iâm talking about what happens just before he records the video.
The top part of the video is all there. Itâs the bottom part thatâs missing and thatâs the most important part In the video that I quoted above. The bottom part of that video contains the main subject, and thatâs being cut off.
I donât think he intentionally meant to cut out the most important part of the video. I think there may be a setting that needs to be changed in bandicam, possibly recording in full screen mode, which would fill the preview box due to the resolution of the video rather than just the aspect ratio.
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@Julio137347, I have a question for you. Iâve posted hundreds of videos on this forum, but Iâve never seen either of these commands used to display a video. It always uses this command when I post a video.
Where do these two commands come from? They donât appear to be created by the software. I see a slight similarity in the first command starting with âuploadâ, but itâs still quite different from the command the software creates when I post a video.
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I have a feeling that some angry moderator is going to dump this all into the chamer of chatters any moment now. This seems like a good opportunity to remind people that we actually have a topic âLetâs talk about VIDEO EDITINGâŚâ which would be the perfect place for these technical discussions. You can find the link in my profile. Anyway:
The first âcommandâ is really just the code that was created when I uploaded the video. Thatâs what I call the âupload codeâ. I had named the file ârandom aspect ratio.mp4â, thatâs why in this case this code might look like some clever command line. When you refer to a video by itâs upload code, the software also knows where to find a thumbnail image that was created on upload. This is the filler image that fills the rest of the 16:9 aspect ratio player window when your video is in any other aspect ratio.
The second one is the address of the video file on VHTVâs servers after uploading. When you right-click on a video, you can copy the videoâs URL to your clipboard. When you insert this address into a new post you can show your video in other topics without having to upload a new copy every time. When you refer to a video by this address the software canât find the thumbnail image. When your video isnât 16:9 youâll get black bars above and below or left and right of your video in the 16:9 player window.
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